The Chicago Cubs face an interesting dilemma as the calendar gets closer to opening day. It isn't who will start at any position, and it's also not who will be in the starting rotation.
MLB Pipeline has slowly been rolling out its updated top 30 lists, and several teams still have “Coming soon…” displayed. The Cubs are no longer one of those, however, as Pipeline dropped those rankings on Tuesday.
The Chicago Cubs currently have few question marks en route to Opening Day. Unless something shocking happens from now until the end of spring training, all eight starting position spots are settled, the starting rotation is set, and the bullpen, for the most part, is pretty locked in.
The Chicago Cubs are heading into the 2026 season with great expectations and a feeling that this year could most definitely be their year. Part of the reason for such optimism is in the fact that their starting rotation is so deep and locked in.
Today we look at the Cubs’ new left-handed reliever. Hoby Milner came to the Cubs as a free agent after spending a year as a Texas Ranger, where he had a little success, as he has had during a long career, previously with the Phillies, Rays, and Brewers.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
Today, we have a look at the five series the Cubs will play against AL East clubs this year. One of those series will be the last three games of the regular season!
View Link The Cubs were in Goodyear, west of the Valley, to face the Reds. The Reds’ outfield was kind enough to allow the Cubs plenty of extra bases on balls they should have caught and/or corralled, and surely Jameson Taillon was thankful for the support.
As Spring Training continues on, the concerns of a work stoppage this offseason still loom. It could impact free agency and where players could end up in terms of the open market come next Winter.
After a solid season in 2025 capped off with an NLDS loss to the Milwaukee Brewers, the Chicago Cubs reloaded their roster in a major way, replacing a departing Kyle Tucker with his former Houston Astros teammate Alex Bregman, the do-it-all third baseman the team was reportedly interested in before last season, too.
Cubs players, personnel, and present media witnessed a rare occurrence Monday morning: Craig Counsell at an elevated decibel level. Per ESPN beat Jesse Rogers, Counsell was “raising his voice” during baserunning drills.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Cubs scored four runs in the first inning of this game and the game summary shows they hit three doubles in that inning, but all three of those baseballs could have been played had the Reds had a bit better defense.
The Chicago Cubs made some very notable additions this offseason, acquiring pitcher Edward Cabrera via trade and signing third baseman Alex Bregman in free agency.
The Chicago Cubs have been one of the top power-hitting teams over the last few seasons, as they finished sixth in the majors last season in home runs.
Chicago Cubs star outfielder Ian Happ is set to enter MLB free agency following the 2026 MLB season. The 31-year-old has spent his entire career in Chicago with the Cubs, but there is a chance that 2026 will be his final year with the ball club.
The Chicago Cubs continued to add to their roster throughout the later parts of the offseason, adding veteran outfielders on minor league contracts. Although the Cubs added Chas McCormick and Dylan Carlson, the signing of Michael Conforto could provide the highest amount of offensive upside.
The Chicago Cubs went into spring training with one of the deepest pitching staffs they have had in some time, with a combination of guys returning, developing, being acquired in trades, and coming back from injury.
The Houston Astros won the World Series in 2017. They featured an exciting young core of players that included a third baseman by the name of Alex Bregman.
As Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong prepares for his first World Baseball Classic, he’ll be surrounded by plenty of superstars on Team USA. However, there is one name atop his list that he is most excited to be around.
The Chicago Cubs were spoiled by starting pitcher Justin Steele's production from 2022 to 2024, but they didn't make the playoffs over that span. Ironically, they then made it to Game 5 of the NL Division Series last season despite the southpaw missing almost the entire campaign due to elbow surgery.
Pete Crow‑Armstrong didn’t hesitate. When the Cubs’ young center fielder was asked this week about extension talks, he didn’t posture, didn’t hint at frustration, and didn’t try to leverage the moment.
Daniel Serafini spent seven years in the MLB as a left-handed pitcher. The former Chicago Cubs and Minnesota Twins hurler now faces a lifetime behind bars.
Spring training is well underway, and it will not be long until the first pitch is being thrown on Opening Day at Wrigley Field. The Chicago Cubs are coming off of their first “successful” season since 2017, winning 92 games and a playoff series, before being defeated in the NLDS.
First baseman/outfielder Tyler Austin recently underwent a debridement procedure on the patellar tendon in his right knee, which will leave him sidelined for “months."