The Chicago Cubs have been very active this offseason. Between trading for starter Edward Cabrera and signing third baseman Alex Bregman, they've added to an already talented group.
There are bound to be some events of note at some point. Perhaps not today. But we remain vigilant. Pitchers and catchers are due to report in two weeks.
If an epic international competition the likes of which baseball does not see during a regular year was not enough, Chicago Cubs fans just got another reason to tune into the World Baseball Classic.
Projection numbers are coming out for the 2026 season, including those from FanGraphs DC, Steamer, and THE BAT. An interesting Chicago Cubs player’s projected stats to look at are those of Michael Busch.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
News came out late last week that former Chicago Cubs ace and current San Diego Padres starter Yu Darvish was considering retirement as he rehabilitates an elbow injury, despite three years remaining on his deal.
The Chicago Cubs are one of the teams that are not going to have some players at Spring Training, as they are participating in the 2026 World Baseball Classic for their respective countries.
The Chicago Cubs are only a few weeks from opening up their 2026 Spring Training, as the front office continues to make moves. While they have already added some major names like starting pitcher Edward Cabrera and third baseman Alex Bregman, this offseason, the front office continues to add talent to the franchise.
The 2026 season is drawing near, and that means power rankings and players lists have begun to spring up. Brian Murphy of MLB.com recently released his list of the top-100 players right now, and while the Chicago Cubs had four players on it, one of them was not — second baseman Nico Hoerner.
Miles Mastrobuoni was the 26th man on the roster for most of his time with the Cubs in 2023 and 2024, a substitute fielder, pinch-hitter and pinch-runner.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Chicago Cubs have done a good job this offseason of filling holes and fortifying their roster in hopes of a deep postseason run. They added free agent third baseman Alex Bregman, traded for starting pitcher Edward Cabrera, and restocked a depleted bullpen with four free agent acquisitions.
The Chicago Cubs had been eyeing hard-throwing right-hander Edward Cabrera for quite awhile, with buzz linking them to the Miami Marlins pitcher dating back to early last season.
Third in the series. Today we look at the Cubs’ young DH/C/1B. In previous episodes, we looked at the Cubs’ two catchers, Miguel Amaya and Carson Kelly, indulged in a little speculation, and had video of some of their exploits.
The Chicago Cubs already field one of the best outfields in all of baseball, featuring Pete Crow-Armstrong, Seiya Suzuki, Ian Happ and others. Now they may have added more depth to their outfield.
The Cubs have agreed to a minor league contract with free agent outfielder Dylan Carlson, as first reported by Greg Zumach. The ALIGND Sports client receives a non-roster invitation to major league spring training, where he’ll compete for a bench job.
The San Diego Padres reached the MLB playoffs last season for the fourth time since third baseman Manny Machado joined the team in 2019. But they disappointingly went out against the Chicago Cubs in the Wild Card round on this occasion.
One of the things the Cubs lacked in their 92-win team in 2025 was a good, traditional backup outfielder. They had Vidal Bruján backing up Pete Crow-Armstrong in center field, and that, as you know, was hardly optimal.
The Chicago Cubs were having a fairly slow offseason up until about two weeks ago, when they signed one of the best bats on the market in third baseman Alex Bregman.
On Saturday, January 10, while the Chicago Bears completed an 18-point comeback on the Green Bay Packers in the first round of the NFL Playoffs, the Chicago Cubs made it clear they intend to be competitive in 2026.
Once Alex Bregman signed the largest AAV contract in Chicago Cubs history, the roster became mostly set. Barring an unforeseen move to bring in another right fielder and shift Seiya Suzuki to DH, we can now comfortably project the 26-man Opening Day roster.
The Cubs have agreed to a deal with right-hander Trent Thornton, as first announced on Instagram by his trainers at Tread Athletics. It’s a minor league deal with a non-roster invitation to spring training, MLBTR has learned.
The Los Angeles Dodgers added yet another star on Thursday night. ESPN's Jeff Passan reported that the Dodgers agreed to terms with outfielder Kyle Tucker.
After just one season in Boston, Alex Bregman is embarking on a new chapter in his career and is putting the pressure to win a championship on his back, literally.