While the Chicago Cubs will inevitably make some changes to their bullpen and starting rotation, the coaching staff will remain the same. According to a report by The Athletic's Patrick Mooney and Sahadev Sharma, the full expectation is that the Cubs will keep pitching coach Tommy Hottovy and assistant pitching coach Casey Jacobson.
The Cubs are expected to bring in longtime Rays international scouting director Steve Miller, as first reported by Francys Romero of BeisbolFR. Miller will serve as vice president of Chicago’s international scouting department.
It occurred to me recently that while I’d done an article in this series about most of the Cubs who will be free agents or who have options, I hadn’t done one on Shōta Imanaga.
The more you think about it, the more a Steven Kwan trade makes sense for the Chicago Cubs. At first glance, Kwan is not the type of player who grabs headlines.
MLB has been awarding the American League Championship Series MVP Award since the 1980 season. How many of the winners in that time can you name in six minutes?
The Cubs aren’t blowing up the pitching side of Craig Counsell’s staff. Pitching coach Tommy Hottovy and assistant pitching coach Casey Jacobson are expected to be retained for 2027, The Athletic’s Patrick Mooney and Sahadev Sharma reported Tuesday.
The Chicago Cubs desperately need starting pitchers. You know it. I know it. Jed Hoyer knows it. Yes, the organization did attempt to address this clear area of weakness at the MLB trade deadline.
The Chicago Cubs’ primary focus this offseason is pitching. That’s certainly no surprise as the team faces an unprecedented rebuilding task this winter/spring.
The Chicago Cubs have a good news-bad news offseason awaiting them. The bad news is that they have a lot to do in a short period of time, especially when staring down the likelihood of a prolonged labor dispute this winter/spring.
Let's be honest, the Chicago Cubs don't have a ton of moving parts to include in trades this offseason. Most of their core is locked up for the next few years, aside from a couple of potential openings in the outfield.
The Cubs had to navigate a litany of injuries in the rotation and bullpen this season. A handful of trade deadline acquisitions added an extra wrinkle to managing the staff.
The Cubs signed right-hander Jacob Webb to a one-year deal worth $1.5 million last December. The contract came with a team option for 2027 for $2.5 million.
Today’s Reflections Good morning, everyone. Monday night withstanding, as Cleveland threw a hodge-podge of relievers at the Devil Rays, just think if the Cleveland pitching and Cubs defense got together.
On Monday, it was announced that former Chicago Cubs assistant general manager Jared Banner was leaving the organization to become the Baltimore Orioles next GM.
Some people call him the space cowboy; some call him the gangster of love. Some people call him Maurice, ’cause he speaks of the pompatus of love. But now they call Steve Miller the Cubs’ new VP of international scouting after serving in a similar role for the Rays since 2019.
When Chicago Cubs’ emerging ace Cade Horton was pulled from just his second start of the 2026 campaign and then designated for Tommy John surgery shortly thereafter, it was a total buzzkill.
The Chicago Cubs are in “win now” mode with a definite window of opportunity when it comes to capturing another championship as Pete Crow-Armstrong enters his prime and veterans like Alex Bregman and Dansby Swanson drift off into their post-prime.
The Chicago Cubs have one of the best offenses in baseball, but need to fix the starting rotation this offseason. The Cubs have Edward Cabrera under contract for next season, and Matthew Boyd has a mutual option.
If the end of this season taught us anything, it's that the Chicago Cubs require a talent upgrade. Although there were many factors in their success, it wasn’t nearly enough to get them to the World Series.
The Chicago Cubs enter the offseason with a clear mandate to rebuild their starting rotation. Injuries and inconsistency plagued the staff throughout 2026, leaving the club thin behind a handful of reliable arms and exposed in the postseason.
Chicago Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman endured a disappointing 2026 postseason as offensive struggles continued to plague hitters across Major League Baseball.
The Chicago Cubs continue to build a reputation as one of baseball’s best defensive teams, and Wednesday’s Gold Glove Award finalist announcement gives North Side fans another reason to be proud.
The Chicago Cubs season came to a disappointing end in the National League wild card round. The Cubs looked like one of MLB’s best teams at times while also looking like one of the worst at others.
When the Chicago Cubs hired Craig Counsell before the 2024 season, the move was framed as a franchise altering moment. Counsell arrived with a reputation as one of baseball’s sharpest managers, someone who had consistently elevated Milwaukee’s roster for nearly a decade.
The Chicago Cubs are officially out of the playoffs, and that could also mean that one notable player has played in his final game for them. Chicago is not expected to get into a bidding war for their veteran outfielder Seiya Suzuki, Patrick Mooney and Sahadev Sharma of The Athletic reported Thursday.