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On YouTubeAlex Bregman News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Fangraphs' Alex Bregman Projection Would be a Tough Pill for Cubs Fans to Swallow
The Chicago Cubs' signing of third baseman Alex Bregman has brought hope to a franchise that hasn't done much in the playoffs since their World Series win in 2016.
Chicago Cubs News / Sports Media Watch / February 16
News: Paramount-WBD, MLB, Chicago Cubs and more 
The following article "News: Paramount-WBD, MLB, Chicago Cubs and more" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly “considering reopening” talks with Paramount; MLB broadcasts will have some changes with the introduction of ABS; and Tom Ricketts discusses Marquee Sports Network.
Chicago Cubs News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Cubs Prospect Focus Shifts to Exciting Shortstop As Four Players Crack Top 100 List
For more than a year, the focus for the Chicago Cubs organizationally had been on outfielder Owen Caissie, their top prospect. Chicago searched for potential ways to get him to the Majors, finally promoting him late in the season when Kyle Tucker was injured.
The 'Live-Ball Era strikeout leaders' quiz
How many of the 36 MLB pitchers with 2,500 or more strikeouts in the Live-Ball Era (since 1920) can you name in five minutes?
25 MLB players that could be traded during the 2026 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.
Chicago Cubs News / ChiCitySports / February 16
Despite the Chicago Cubs spending, two OFs have not seen the bag
After finally spending some money this offseason, the Chicago Cubs have finally gotten close to the luxury tax ($244 million), having the ninth-largest payroll in Major League Baseball ($240.872 million).
Chicago Cubs News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Two Key Cubs Players Reveal They Haven’t Been Approached About Extensions
The Chicago Cubs are entering a critical season for a few reasons coming off what has been their loudest offseason as a team in some time now. Beyond the
Pete Crow-Armstrong News / ChiCitySports / February 16
Chicago Cubs All-Star hopes to be more ‘consistent’ in 2026
Of all the players entering the Chicago Cubs spring training camp, centerfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong will need to be his All-Star self for all 162 games to help the Cubs succeed.
Cade Horton News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Cubs Ace Cade Horton Is Throwing Harder Than Ever—and MLB Teams Should Take Notice
The Chicago Cubs enter the 2026 season with a pitching staff that has a ceiling the likes of which has not been seen at Wrigley Field in at least a decade, and they have done it in a variety of ways.
Chicago Cubs News / Bleed Cubbie Blue / February 16
A brief visit to a Cubs spring workout, and comments from Tom Ricketts
MESA, Arizona — By the time I got to the Cubs Sloan Park complex this morning, much of the activity had slowed down for the day. However, I do have some photos and video to show you.
Dansby Swanson News / ChiCitySports / February 16
Chicago Cubs: Dansby Swanson gets 100% real on offensive struggles since joining team
Back in December of 2022, the Chicago Cubs signed free agent shortstop Dansby Swanson to a massive seven-year $177 million contract. At that time, he was already a one-time All-Star and Gold Glove winner.
25 MLB players who have the most to prove in 2026
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.
Matt Shaw News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Cubs Insider Isn’t Convinced Matt Shaw Will Succeed in New Role
The Cubs expect to be solid at third base this season, thanks to the January addition of two-time World Series Champion Alex Bregman to the roster. But Bregman joining the team presents questions for other players, especially last season’s Cubs third baseman Matt Shaw.
Chicago Cubs News / ChiCitySports / February 16
The Chicago Cubs’ biggest 2026 battle may be internal– expectations
The Chicago Cubs made some significant waves this offseason. They made moves that, in other years and under different circumstances, would’ve been hard to fathom.
Chicago Cubs News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Some MLB Insiders Still Believe Cubs Could Trade Two Movable Stars
The Chicago Cubs entered the offseason eager to make roster upgrades and set themselves up not only to win in 2026, but for years beyond as they try to get back to the World Series.
Chicago Cubs News / ChiCitySports / February 16
Tom Ricketts believes the Chicago Cubs can compete in the Central
The Chicago Cubs have not won the National League Central since 2020, when they were 34-26 in 60 games, due to Covid shortening the season. More News:
Chicago Cubs News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Cubs Deliver Infuriating Update on Visa Issues Keeping Players Out of Camp
The Chicago Cubs are expected to rely on some young talent this season, and in order for that to be the case, that talent is going to need to get some reps in order to get up to speed.
Pete Crow-Armstrong News / MLB on ClutchPoints / February 16
Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong reveals why ‘swing went to crap’ after dominant start last season
Pete Crow-Armstrong looked like an MVP candidate for the first four months of the 2025 campaign for the Chicago Cubs. He was scorching hot and consistently on base.
Chicago Cubs News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Cubs' 2025 First-Round Pick Faces Trevor Bauer in Live At-Bats
Although the Chicago Cubs’ farm system isn’t as strong in 2026 as it was in recent seasons, there's a good reason for that. Two seasons ago, Pete Crow-Armstrong moved on from the minor leagues, while Matt Shaw and Cade Horton moved up to the big leagues last year.
Chicago Cubs News / Chicago Cubs on SI / February 16
Cubs Fans are Being Shut Out of TV and Radio Coverage for the Majority of Spring Training
Sloan Park is one of the best scenes in spring training, with thousands flocking to the home of the Chicago Cubs every February and March. Fans back home in the Windy City count on the team’s television and radio stations to keep them informed about what's going on in Mesa, Ariz.
Chicago Cubs News / Bleed Cubbie Blue / February 16
Chicago Cubs history unpacked, February 16
RIP Steve Bechler, Gary Carter, and other stories. 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.
Chicago Cubs News / ChiCitySports / February 16
Chicago Cubs cut ties with infielder for the 2nd time in 5 months
The Chicago Cubs recently signed reliever/clsoer Shelby Miller to a two year contract that includes a club option for a third season. Miller is recovering from Tommy John surgery and is not expected to pitch in 2026, meaning this move was made in order for him to continue this rehab and impact the club in 2027.
Ben Cowles News / MLB Trade Rumors / February 15
Cubs Designate Ben Cowles For Assignment
The Cubs officially announced their signing of right-hander Shelby Miller today, and in a corresponding move designated infielder Ben Cowles for assignment.
MLB News / Yardbarker / February 15
Red Sox exec angers fans with comment about Alex Bregman
The Red Sox lost one of their best players this offseason when they failed to re-sign Bregman in free agency.
Chicago Cubs News / MLB on ClutchPoints / February 14
1 spring training position battle that could shape Cubs’ season
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.
Chicago Cubs News / Viral Sports News / February 13
Chicago Cubs Make Another Addition Before Spring Training
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.
Chicago Cubs News / Just Baseball / February 13
Top Chicago Cubs Prospects Who Could Contribute in 2026
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.
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