The Chicago Cubs blasted the division-rival Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night thanks to some elite starting pitching from Ben Brown and an offensive attack that generated 12 hits and three home runs.
The Chicago Cubs' lineup continues to prove its dominance among its National League foes. The club's success was on full display in its series opener on Friday against the Milwaukee Brewers, and will look to extend its run on Saturday night.
The Chicago Cubs are off to a great start to the season and looking to snap a somewhat lengthy playoff drought. Coming into the year, expectations were through the roof for the Cubs.
Pete Crow-Armstrong’s bat is red-hot, and on Thursday night, it was on full display. The Chicago Cubs’ dynamic center fielder launched two home runs, including a no-doubter in the seventh inning, to power a 10-0 blowout win over the Milwaukee Brewers.
Michael Busch hit a grand slam and Pete Crow-Armstrong launched two solo home runs on Friday, helping guide the visiting Chicago Cubs to a 10-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday.
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 unwittingly averted a disaster when they settled on acquiring second-or-third choice Pete Crow-Armstrong in their deal with the New York Mets at the 2021 trade deadline.
The Chicago Cubs had a sensational first month of the season and are on the cusp of reaching 20 wins powered by what has been the best offense in baseball.
The Chicago Cubs have emerged as early favorites in the NL Central during a strong start to the 2025 season, and barring a collapse in the coming weeks, they will almost certainly be buyers leading up to this year's trade deadline.
The Chicago Cubs will enter the trade deadline with a few needs, but getting bullpen help seems to be the top priority. Chicago's bullpen hasn't been the worst throughout the past few seasons, but it has struggled to start the year.
The Chicago Cubs are 19-13 heading into their weekend series with the Milwaukee Brewers. They are first in the NL Central, and it looks like the division is theirs to lose.
How will the Chicago Cubs replace Matt Shaw? That seems to be the question heading into the trade deadline in July, as the Cubs have a few tough decisions to make during that span.
The Chicago Cubs enter play on Friday night at 19-13 and in first place in the National League Central. They've played excellent baseball through the first month and change, even overcoming the 0-2 start they took after losing twice to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Tokyo Series.
After losing Justin Steele, there are concerns about how the Chicago Cubs will look heading deep into the season. The Cubs have played excellent baseball recently, and it isn't like their rotation has been an issue.
The Chicago Cubs are living up to expectations thus far in the 2025 MLB regular season. Many people were predicting they would be the cream of the crop in the National League Central and through April, that proved to be the case.
The Chicago Cubs knew they would have to scratch and claw to get something going against Paul Skenes in the series finale against Pittsburgh on Thursday.
The Chicago Cubs have a third base problem. The Cubs are expected to recall Matt Shaw from Triple-A Iowa, who will likely take over at the hot corner, Patrick Mooney and Sahadev Sharma of The Athletic report. Shaw was sent down in mid-April after slashing .172/.294/.241 across 68 plate appearances.
The Chicago Cubs picked up a much needed victory on Thursday afternoon to secure a series win against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park. This comes after a series loss at home last weekend against the Phillies that started off strong with a shutout in the series opener.
The Chicago Cubs have an incredible offense which has powered the team to the top of the division with the most runs in all of baseball. Though the offense has done a remarkable job and is striking fear into the heart of every pitcher it faces, there is one massive hole which the team hoped it would solve with their top prospect.
The Chicago Cubs boast one of the league’s best offenses. They enter their matchup against the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday leading the MLB with 192 runs scored, 15 more than the second-place New York Yankees, armed to the teeth with “Torpedo” bats.
The Chicago Cubs’ No. 4 prospect (No. 65 in the MLB), Moises Ballesteros, who won the club’s Minor League Player of the Year award for the last two seasons, is on a historic pace in Triple-A this season.
The Chicago Cubs have made a few alterations to their pitching staff due to injuries. On Wednesday, Javier Assad was put on the 60-day injury list due to an oblique injury.
Ian Happ made himself right at home in Pittsburgh this week, as he has for the past few seasons now. The Chicago Cubs' star left fielder opened Thursday's matinee showdown against the Pirates with a single to right, then drew a walk in the third.