The Chicago Cubs' starting position players are set in stone, barring injuries. In the outfield, especially, there is no debate as to who is. Pete Crow-Armstrong, Ian Happ and Seiya Suzuki form a formidable outfield that combines power and defense.
The Chicago Cubs made one of the biggest moves in all Major League Baseball in free agency. Their signing of third baseman Alex Bregman to a five-year $175 million added both a solid glove and bat to their lineup.
When the Chicago Cubs traded for former Miami Marlins starter Edward Cabrera this offseason, the expectation was that he would strengthen the rotation for a World Series push. Chicago believes that the arm has the potential to be a defining piece of October.
This is Cubs infielder Ronny Cedeńo, pretty clearly having been called out on strikes against the Pirates at Wrigley Field. It’s another photo from BCB reader Clark Addison.
The Chicago Cubs made some uncharacteristically bold moves this offseason. One of them was signing the oft-injured 31-year-old free agent reliever Hunter Harvey.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Chicago Cubs have been working all off-season on adding affordable arms ahead of Spring Training. And now that pitchers and catchers have officially reported, these pitchers are competing for spots on the Opening Day roster.
Jaxon Wiggins has been a fast riser through the Cubs' farm system. Now, in his first big league camp, Wiggins is showing why. According to Jordan Bastian of MLB.com, Wiggins is impressing early in spring training.
The Chicago Cubs have been highly competitive in the last two seasons under manager Craig Counsell. The Cubs played well for the majority of the 2024 season before they fell short at the end of the year and missed the playoffs.
The Chicago Cubs saw their pitchers and catchers for Spring Training earlier this week. The process is now underway for determining which pitchers will make up their starting rotation and bullpen.
Zac Gallen remained on the free-agent market way too long. It’s possible the Chicago Cubs were waiting to see if his price would drop. Well, it didn’t.
The Chicago Cubs secured veteran right-handed reliever Shelby Miller on a two-year major league contract on Friday. Fansided’s Robert Murray first reported the news.
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 above turned out to be controversial as trolls descended upon Taillon’s X-feed, prompting him to sign off for the season, as he put it. Lots of spring training interviews via Marquee, making up for lost time, I suppose, since they went almost two weeks without any new material.
The Chicago Cubs are actively working this offseason to position themselves as serious contenders for the top of the National League Central division. While recent moves have aimed at immediate improvements, their newest addition targets future bullpen depth.
The Chicago Cubs’ first spring training game of 2026 is less than a week away. As exciting as the return of baseball may be, the four to five weeks of exhibition play also serve as a critical evaluation period for the organization.
With Opening Day just around the corner and the World Baseball Classic on the horizon, Chicago Cubs pitcher Ben Brown isn’t focused on what’s to come. The pain of last year’s playoff loss has lingered with him all winter long—longer, in fact, than the winter itself.
The last month or so has been huge for the Chicago Cubs. The organization not only signed 2x Silver Slugger Award winner Alex Bregman but also traded for Edward Cabrera to add another top-caliber arm to their already strong starting rotation.
As you know, the Cubs have added quite a bit of advertising to Wrigley Field since the recently-completed renovation. This includes ads on the pads on the left- and right-field lines, on the doors on the outfield walls and behind the plate.
The Chicago Cubs may have already named Daniel Palencia as their closer already, but that does not mean they are done building their bullpen. Indeed, Palencia led Chicago with 22 saves last season and posted a 2.91 ERA in 54 games.
The Chicago Cubs and their potential interest in top free agent ace Zac Gallen might be the most hotly debated topic surrounding the team as spring training has officially begun.
The Chicago Cubs are expecting big things from newcomer Edward Cabrera, who many in the organization feel is right on the verge of moving from high-promise, high-upside young gun to powerhouse ace.
The Chicago Cubs seem comfortable and secure in the fact that they’re all set for the 2026 campaign. Although they lost a couple of key components from last year’s squad– right fielder Kyle Tucker and surprise bullpen asset Brad Keller– there’s reason to believe that they’ll will be fielding an all-around better team this coming season.
During the Chicago Cubs’ transition from their 2016 championship core to their current roster, they have relied heavily on young talent. Players like Cade Horton, Pete Crow-Armstrong, Michael Busch and Matt Shaw were all prospects just two years ago.
MLB Spring Training games are only eight days away. This winter, the Chicago Cubs have done a fantastic job adding weapons to their roster. The biggest question surrounding the roster now is which 13 pitchers the team will deploy come Opening Day.
The Chicago Cubs have reloaded the 40‑man roster as the 2026 MLB season approaches, and the team is well positioned to make another push back to the postseason.
The Chicago Cubs made one of the premier signings of the offseason, inking Alex Bregman to a five-year contract. After losing Kyle Tucker in free agency, they replaced him with Bregman after a one-season stop in Boston.