So far, the Cubs have had quite an excellent season with a record of 49-35. However, they slowed down significantly in June, finishing at exactly .500 with a record of 13-13.
The Chicago Cubs are off today, and that could not have come at a better time. After a grueling June that saw them finish 13-13 and lose several close games late, the team finally gets a moment to breathe.
The Chicago Cubs organization got some good news on Monday morning as two of their youngsters were announced as a part of the 2025 NL All-Star Futures Game roster.
The Chicago Cubs should enter the trade deadline as buyers. At 49-35 and in first place in the National League Central, the Kyle Tucker one-year potential rental investment has already paid dividends.
With the 2025 MLB Draft just two weeks away, it's mock draft season. The Chicago Cubs have been predicted to go after a few different names with the No.
The starting lineups for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game are set to be revealed on July 6. While the fans have their say for the starting lineups, the most deserving All-Star starters could be very different than the actual starters.
The Chicago Cubs got off to a rip-raring start to the 2025 season, going 18-13 in March/April and then 18-9 in May. They entered the month of June with a 36-22 record, which at one point put them six and a half games up in the division.
The Chicago Cubs need some starting pitching depth. One, perhaps two arms, that can help bolster it behind ace Shota Imanaga. The Cubs have a fertile farm system and can use several prospects to bring in the pitching they need.
What once looked like a pitching first trade deadline for the Chicago Cubs has now quickly evolved into a much broader shopping list. As recently as early
If the Chicago Cubs are gonna finish the year at the top of the National League Central, it's gonna take a group effort. The offense has been doing its job as usual, putting up a whopping 12 runs in Kyle Tucker's return to Houston.
The Chicago Cubs are at a pivotal point in not only this 2025 season, but in their chances of success in the following years. For that reason, their movements before the July 31 trade deadline will be especially important.
At this point in the season, the Cubs are in an ideal position, most would say. They sit atop the NL Central and are 2nd in the National League overall.
Frustrations are, well, brewing for Chicago Cubs fans as they watched the Milwaukee Brewers pull within 1.5 games of first place in the NL Central on Sunday.
It's no secret that the Chicago Cubs will be active at the MLB trade deadline at the end of July, and one of the main positions they'll be looking to add is starting pitching.
The Chicago Cubs are one of the best teams in baseball, with a 49-34 record and a two-game lead in the NL Central. Their high-powered offense ranks third in the league, according to FanGraphs, and is feared throughout the majors.
The Chicago Cubs may not be wasting time trying to find another starting pitcher to go along with Shota Imanaga. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale reported on Sunday that the Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates were engaged in “serious trade talks” about pitcher Mitch Keller.
The Chicago Cubs have a lot on their plate. Not only do they have a shrinking lead atop the NL Central Division to defend, whittled down to 2 game ahead of the Milwaukee Brewers as of this writing, but they also have some pressing issues concerning their immediate future.
The Chicago Cubs have a few ways they can go in a few weeks during the 2025 MLB draft. With a team with as loaded of a farm system as the Cubs have, they're in a good position to continue improving it.
With the second half of the season just getting underway for the Chicago Cubs, the next few weeks are going to be pivotal for their success. In the first half of year, the Cubs were able to prove that they are one of the best teams in the National League.
The Chicago Cubs have been far from a perfect team this season, and all year long have been much stronger on the offensive side than in the pitching department.
While the Cubs' seven-run fourth inning laid the foundation for an easy 12-3 road victory over the host Houston Astros on Saturday, how Chicago was able to set up its bullpen for the series rubber match on Sunday was tied to the opener.
Kyle Tucker drilled a three-run home run in the top of the fourth inning, the third homer slugged by the Chicago Cubs in that frame en route to a 12-3 victory over the Houston Astros on Saturday in the middle game of a three-game interleague series.
When the Chicago Cubs urgently needed innings in early May, first-round pick Cade Horton stepped into the breach. Getting the call to the bigs on May 8th, Horton was thrust into a high-pressure role earlier than expected.
Chicago Cubs outfielder Ian Happ committed an embarrassing baserunning blunder early in his team’s game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. Happ led off the game with a single in the first inning of Chicago’s 3-0 loss to the Cardinals at Busch Stadium in St.
After dropping Monday's opener, the Chicago Cubs managed to leave St. Louis with an important series win and maintain their position in the driver's seat of the National League Central race.