With each passing day, it's feeling increasingly unlikely that the Chicago Cubs will sign an elite free agent. While they're clearly showing interest in
The Chicago Cubs have long been one of the more popular MLB teams. And the fact that they play in the No. 3 media market in the United States, have among the highest revenues in the league, and have a gigantic and devoted nationwide fan base all suggest that this is a big-market ballclub.
Today, we stand 80 days away from the Cubs’ Opening Day game March 26 against the Nationals at Wrigley Field. That’s 11 and a half weeks, which is plenty
It's never too early to theorize what a team's opening day roster may look like. And teams, experts, and fans alike love to give their predictions ahead of the first game of the season.
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past. Here’s a handy Cubs timeline, to help you follow the various narrative paths.
I am once again convinced that time is a flat circle. According to Jon Heyman of the NY Post, the Chicago Cubs have checked in on old friend Cody Bellinger.
The options for the Chicago Cubs to improve their roster in free agency this winter are dwindling. Cubs fans expected Jed Hoyer and the rest of Chicago's front office to be active on the free agency market this offseason, especially after the team conveyed that they intended to make use of their budget.
The Chicago Cubs have yet to strike this offseason, even though we have heard them mentioned in rumors for a bunch of big-name players over the last several weeks.
The Chicago Cubs entered the offseason with lingering questions after their NLDS loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. That series exposed a roster that was competitive but incomplete.
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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.
Since the beginning of the MLB offseason, the Chicago Cubs have been continually linked as one of the top potential suitors for veteran star free agent infielder Alex Bregman.
The Chicago Cubs have not exactly lit the baseball world on fire this offseason. With glaring roster needs facing them ahead of the 2026 season, the team’s movement has been characteristically slow, steady, and conservative.
With each passing day, Chicago Cubs fans are becoming more convinced that their team isn't going to make a major splash in free agency this offseason. Jed Hoyer and the rest of the Cubs' brass could certainly still be in play for any of the elite players remaining.
It’s impossible to find a pitching staff in Major League Baseball that hasn’t been touched by Tommy John surgery. More than 50 years ago, the procedure Dr.
1960s era Cubs shortstop Don Kessinger is instantly recognizable in this photo. The Facebook page where I found it helpfully identified the other three people in the photo.
Well, it looks like Alex Bregman or bust now. It’s easy to be discouraged by the lack of progress on the team-building front. These are not good times.
It has become clear that the Chicago Cubs are keen on signing star infielder Alex Bregman this offseason. In the past week alone, multiple insiders have conveyed that the Cubs are among the favorites to sign the three-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion.
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It's not often that a six-WAR second baseman becomes available via trade, so it's understandable that teams would jump at the chance if they thought one could be had.