The Chicago Cubs have been in their biggest funk of the season as of late. After being swept by the Milwaukee Brewers, the Cubs have lost their past five games and nine of their past 11.
Edward Cabrera became one of the key additions to the Chicago Cubs roster in a trade deal with the Miami Marlins this winter. The former Marlins pitcher made a strong start to the season, but Cabrera clearly struggled in his past couple of outings.
Right-hander Tyler Beede was activated off the Development List and assigned to Triple-A Iowa. Beede takes the place of Connor Noland, who went on the injured list after getting hit in the leg with a line drive last night.
Not every all-timer has instant success at the next level. For many baseball players, it takes a few bumps in the road out of the gate before they ever reach stardom.
The Chicago Cubs cannot afford to lose another starting pitcher to injury this season. They're already without starters Cade Horton (Tommy John surgery), Matthew Boyd (torn meniscus) and Justin Steele (Rehabbing Tommy John, suffered a setback and was shut down).
It appears to be Little League Home Run Week this week in Major League Baseball. The Chicago Cubs played Wednesday against the NL Central rival Milwaukee Brewers.
The only two things rarer in modern-day baseball than the four-homer game is the Triple Crown and the unassisted triple play. The former is, of course, done over an entire season, while there's a large level of lucky in the unassisted triple play.
The Chicago Cubs have been able to develop a lot of quality talent through their farm system. It has been one of the top farm systems in all of baseball, which helps the Cubs tremendously.
Vibes are low on the North Side. While every baseball season has its ups and downs, the Chicago Cubs' latest downswing is about as discouraging as it gets.
The Chicago Cubs have certainly seen better days over the last couple of weeks, as they have lost eight of their last 10 games to fall into third place in the NL Central division.
The Chicago Cubs need to make some moves. Losing eight of ten and falling from first place in the NL Central Division is bad. What’s worse, though, is that there doesn’t seem to be any real significant reversal of fortunes on the horizon.
Going into the season, both the Chicago Cubs and Pete Crow-Armstrong had tremendous expectations placed upon them. Many picked Chicago to win the National League Central Division, and Crow-Armstrong was consistently ranked among the best young stars in the game.
While we wait for the Cubs to (hopefully) salvage one game of their series against the Brewers, I thought I’d take another look at how the team and its individual players are doing with ABS challenges.
Why stop now, Cubs? Over the last few weeks, Jed Hoyer and Co. have not been shy about taking flyers on castaway pitchers. Luis Peralta, Tyler Ferguson, Liam Hendriks, and Christian Roa make up just some of the names that they have snagged off waivers and sent to Iowa.
The Chicago Cubs are 29-20 on the season following their fourth consecutive loss on Tuesday night. After falling to the Milwaukee Brewers by the score of 5-2, the Cubs slipped out of first place in the National League Central Division.
The Chicago Cubs currently have a 29-20 record. They have fallen out of first place in the NL Central for the first time since April 30. Over the last 24 hours, the North Siders endured their fourth consecutive loss.
Going into Wednesday, the Chicago Cubs have had 642 base runners in 2026, the most of any team in baseball. They’ve also stranded more runners than anyone in MLB, 396 of them.
Craig Counsell might cry tears of joy. After weeks of seemingly nothing but injury updates for his bullpen, the Chicago Cubs manager will finally welcome back one of his top relievers.
It's only a matter of time before the Chicago Cubs make a move. While currently facing an offensive slump, the organization has still proven to be among the most competitive in baseball.
The MLB trade deadline is not for a couple of months, but it isn’t going to wait for anyone, either. While waiting for the deadline could increase the value of returns coming to those teams selling, some buyers may be willing to pay a premium to get a deal done early.
The Chicago Cubs currently hold a 29-19 record and maintain a slim half-game lead in the NL Central. In the past 24 hours, the club’s historic 15-game home winning streak at Wrigley Field ended.
Entering Monday, the Chicago Cubs had won 15 straight games at Wrigley Field. An offensive outburst from the Milwaukee Brewers stopped the streak right there.
The Chicago Cubs are off to a hot start to the 2026 MLB season, as they sit atop the National League Central with a 29-17 record. Entering Sunday’s matchup