By the end of the fourth inning, Houston Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes and right fielder Cam Smith accounted for three of the team’s seven runs against the Chicago Cubs during Friday night’s game at Daikin Park.
It was an emotional night for Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Tucker and reliever Ryan Pressly as they returned to Houston to take on their former team. The
Pete Crow-Armstrong, also known as PCA, has become something special this year. Not only is he probably the best center fielder in the league, but he is one of the best overall players in the league.
The Chicago Cubs have had one of the most prolific offenses in baseball thus far in the 2025 MLB regular season. Ranking near the top of several statistics, they are receiving contributions from up and down the roster.
This offseason, the Houston Astros traded star outfielder Kyle Tucker to the Chicago Cubs for Isaac Paredes, Cam Smith, and Hayden Wesneski. Tucker played the first seven years of his career with the Astros and became a fan favorite and superstar.
The Chicago Cubs acquired outfielder Kyle Tucker from the Houston Astros this offseason to bolster their lineup and add a gold-glover to their outfield.
Chicago Cubs personnel have been in communication with plenty of teams about their available starting pitchers. While plenty of other teams are also involved in trade talks for starters, the Cubs are one of the earliest teams active in the market.
The Chicago Cubs travel to Houston for the weekend in what will surely be one of the biggest baseball spectacles this season. The storyline around top prospect Cam Smith and Kyle Tucker each facing the teams that drafted them and traded them will be talked about at length over the weekend.
The Chicago Cubs should be back on track in terms of the pitching staff after getting back over the last week both ace Shota Imanaga and star reliever Porter Hodge.
For the Chicago Cubs, their trade deadline plans revolve around the starting pitcher trade market. With plenty of teams looking to add starters, but not many willing to sell, the market can get dry quickly.
In a season where the Chicago Cubs have needed young talent to step up, Matt Shaw’s big-league debut hasn’t gone quite according to plan, at least not with the bat in his hands.
Following the trade with the Houston Astros to land Kyle Tucker, the Chicago Cubs sat on their hands watching help like Alex Bregman sign a three-year deal with the Boston Red Sox worth $120 million.
Chicago Cubs first baseman Michael Busch hit a home run against the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. He helped the Cubs defeat the Cardinals and claim a victory in Shota Imanaga’s return to the starting rotation.
It came as a surprise when the Chicago Cubs traded for relief pitcher Drew Pomeranz in April. His success has been even more unlikely, given his career trajectory.
It's no secret that the Chicago Cubs need more starting pitching, even with the return of Shota Imanaga. Justin Steele is done for the year, Javier Assad likely is as well, and multiple starters haven't been up to par for the team this season.
Three Chicago Cubs are still fighting for starting berths for the National League in next month’s MLB All-Star Game after the first phase of fan voting ended on Thursday.
The Chicago Cubs have been one of baseball’s most pleasant surprises this season, and outfielder Ian Happ recently described a new development as one that could pay major dividends down the road.
Chicago Cubs outfielder Ian Happ committed an embarrassing baserunning blunder early in his team’s game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. Happ led off the game with a single in the first inning of Chicago’s 3-0 loss to the Cardinals at Busch Stadium in St.
The Chicago Cubs are officially 81 games into the season, and they are leading the National League Central Division. The Cubs are coming off a four-game series split against the St.
After dropping Monday's opener, the Chicago Cubs managed to leave St. Louis with an important series win and maintain their position in the driver's seat of the National League Central race.
The Chicago Cubs are set to see the return of Shota Imanaga on Thursday night against the St. Louis Cardinals. It’s the first outing for Imanaga since May 4, when the right-handed starting pitcher suffered a hamstring injury.
The Cubs have designated right-hander Michael Fulmer for assignment, per a team announcement. That move will clear space on the active roster for the reinstatement of lefty Shota Imanaga, who’ll return from the injured list to start today’s game.