Chicago Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman is kicking off the new MLB season by partnering with Throne SPORT COFFEE. Bregman joins a star-studded group of partners, including Patrick Mahomes and Breanna Stewart, as one of the faces of the premium, better-for-you coffee brand revolutionizing the ready-to-drink coffee space.
Fantasy baseball 2026 draft season is just about over, but many 12-team leagues left talented players like Moisés Ballesteros, Coby Mayo, Cole Young, Mick Abel, Logan O’Hoppe (especially in 2-catcher formats), and Matthew Liberatore undrafted.
The Cubs’ acquisition of Alex Bregman in January was arguably the team’s most impressive signing this offseason. A two-time World Series champion and 2024 Gold Glove third baseman, Bregman is a huge addition to the organization, but he also brings a wealth of knowledge and impressive leadership skills.
A year ago, many were skeptical that the Chicago Cubs could be a postseason contender, even after the acquisition of Kyle Tucker, a genuine star. A year later, the Cubs did make the postseason and extended the Brewers to five games in a tightly-fought division series.
The Chicago Cubs are marking the 10th anniversary of their 2016 World Series season throughout 2026, with a team reunion planned for July 18 after having already held one back in January.
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.
The Chicago Cubs have heightened expectations this year, and much of that optimism stems from the team’s offseason in which the front office added a brand new superstar to the lineup in third basemanAlex Bregman.
The Chicago Cubs are, maybe, not as secure in the starting pitching department as many thought they would be this winter. The names are there and there’s still an overflow of arms for the rotation, but just about every proposed starter has looked vulnerable this spring and depth has suddenly become a concern.
The Chicago Cubs have put the finishing touches on their roster to begin the season ahead of Opening Day at Wrigley Field, making several expected transactions that locked things in.
The Chicago Cubs have locked up their brightest young star, Pete Crow-Armstrong, to a six-year contract worth $115 million. The extension does not begin until the 2027 season, so he is locked into Chicago through the 2032 season.
The Cubs announced that left-hander Justin Steele has been placed on the 60-day injured list and right-hander Jack Neely has been designated for assignment.
The Cubs open the 2026 season tomorrow against the Nationals at Wrigley Field, and now we know exactly who will be there when they do. See the media release below for details.
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.
After ending a four-year playoff drought last season, the Chicago Cubs enter 2026 with added expectations. In manager Craig Counsell's mind, that also should increase the clubhouse's penchant for staying in the moment.
The Chicago Cubs finally got their man when they signed three-time All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman this past offseason. The cost was pretty high ($175 million over 5 years) to land the veteran they failed to acquire in a bid before last season.
The Chicago Cubs are one of the baseball world’s early picks to compete for and win the World Series in 2026. They have made a big free agent splash, orchestrated a major trade, and have rebuilt their bullpen in an effort to get there.
All-Star center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong agreed to a six-year, $115 million contract extension Tuesday to remain with the Chicago Cubs through his age-31 season.
Chicago Cubs baseball is back for its 150th rendition, and the expectations for a deep playoff run are higher than they’ve been in years. Fueling the excitement is the club’s most complete roster in recent memory, featuring stars at just around every turn.
The Chicago Cubs are just days away from Opening Day, and for the most part, the roster and roles are largely set as to who is going to be with the big league club and who isn't.
The Chicago Cubs take on the New York Yankees in their spring training finale today. The team has announced two roster moves ahead of today’s game with New York.
The Cubs are going to select outfielder Dylan Carlson to their roster before Opening Day, reports Jordan Bastian of MLB.com. Carlson will unlock the $2MM salary on his deal by getting the call.
The Chicago Cubs franchise is one of the oldest, most beloved, and similarly, most cursed. The team's history is marked by 108 years of falling shy of a World Series title, a streak that finally ended in 2016.