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.
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 and Pete Crow-Armstrong have officially reached a contract extension. About a year ago, the talented but still relatively unproven outfielder was approached about a long-term deal, but he chose to bet on his offensive growth in 2025.
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 are expected to be in the mix of the contenders in 2026. The front office was aggressive in making additions as they added Edward Cabrera, Alex Bregman, and Phil Maton, to name a few players.
A day after news broke that the Chicago Cubs and Pete Crow-Armstrong were finalizing a contract extension, multiple media outlets reported the specifics on Tuesday.
The Chicago Cubs made sure not to waste time with star outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong. On Monday, reports surfaced that the Cubs and Crow-Armstrong had agreed to a new deal just before the start of the 2026 MLB season.
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.
On Monday night news broke that the Chicago Cubs and center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong were finalizing a long-term contract extension. Now, just under 24 hours later, that deal is finalized.
The Chicago Cubs have accumulated some great young homegrown talent to form the foundation of their 2026 MLB roster. Indeed, looking all over the diamond, All-Star caliber players can be found that came up within Chicago’s farm system.
The Cubs’ final spring training game was a clunker, an 8-3 loss to the Yankees at Sloan Park. So this is going to be a very short game recap, as the team’s focus turns to the 2026 season opener Thursday at Wrigley Field.
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.
It isn't anything uncommon for players to be optioned at this time of year. Opening Day is two days away, and roster moves have to be finalized for every organization, including the Chicago Cubs.
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.
There’s always a buzz around a first-round pick, especially one like Ethan Conrad. For the Chicago Cubs, he’s been one of the most anticipated young players in their system since last summer.
The Chicago Cubs are entering the upcoming MLB season with high expectations, aiming not only to return to the postseason but to do so convincingly and potentially win the National League Central.
The Cubs are placing outfielder Seiya Suzuki on the 10-day injured list to begin the season, manager Craig Counsell confirmed to reporters Monday (link via Patrick Mooney of The Athletic).
Opening Day is almost here, and the Chicago Cubs are tightening every screw. A dominant 12-0 spring win over the Milwaukee Brewers set the tone. However, behind the scenes, it’s all about final calls – two exhibition games left, and no room for uncertainty.