Ryne Sandberg's death on Monday has at least one former teammate talking about the qualities the Hall of Famer possessed on the field and which Chicago Cubs are carrying on his legacy.
Houston Astros GM Dana Brown looked back on his Kyle Tucker trade to the Chicago Cubs recently, flexing to the media that it was a win/win for both teams.
The Chicago Cubs have not yet pulled the trigger on a significant trade this summer and have much to consider before the deadline rapidly approaching on Thursday.
The last thing the Chicago Cubs can deal with at the moment is a long-term injury to Kyle Tucker. Even if that means the left-handed hitting outfielder
Kyle Tucker is in his first season with the Chicago Cubs after a blockbuster offseason trade that concluded his seven-year stint with the Houston Astros.
The Chicago Cubs are having somewhat of a dream season. At 59-40 they own the best record in the entire National League. Right fielder Kyle Tucker has fit in with his new team splendidly, and his outfield mate Pete Crow-Armstrong in center field looks like a burgeoning perennial National League MVP candidate.
When the Chicago Cubs made a blockbuster trade to acquire star outfielder Kyle Tucker from the Houston Astros, they knew they were only guaranteed one year of his services.
The Chicago Cubs will enter the second half as one of the more exciting teams to watch in baseball, as they have one of the more dynamic offenses in the game.
The Chicago Cubs made a major splash in the offseason, trading multiple prospects and Isaac Paredes for superstar Kyle Tucker. Cam Smith has developed into a solid player, further indicating how much of an investment the Tucker trade is for Chicago.
The Tampa Bay Rays are in the midst of a contentious playoff race in the American League. But during the All-Star Break, news broke that could change the organization forever.
Chicago Cubs multi-tool right fielder Kyle Tucker gave his most candid and revealing comments regarding an extension with the North Siders this past Monday, a day before playing in his fourth All-Star game.
The Cubs entered the 2025 All-Star break in good shape at 57-39. Thanks to a deep lineup, the Cubs are in first place in the NL Central, and in good position to play postseason baseball for the first time in 2020.
Kyle Tucker was one of two Chicago Cubs who started Tuesday’s All-Star Game. He and Pete Crow-Armstrong represented the Cubs after leading them to a dominant first half of the season.
Last night, the Major League Baseball All-Star Game took place, and three Chicago Cubs were selected to participate in this season’s Midsummer Classic.
The Chicago Cubs have been in control of the National League Central for the majority of the 2025 campaign, and one reason why has been because of the strong play from right fielder Kyle Tucker.
The Chicago Cubs can look at the trade deadline in a few different ways. For one, they have to do everything in their power to make Kyle Tucker happy. On the other hand, the front office also has a reason to go out and try to win a World Series right now.
Kyle Tucker of the Chicago Cubs has to understand that in the next few months, he could be looking at a $600 million deal. Jon Heyman of the New York Post recently noted that it'd be surprising to see him get less than $500 million.
There have been some crazy contracts handed out around Major League Baseball over the past few years, with Juan Soto's and Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s coming to mind. Soto landed a $765 million deal over 15 years, while Guerrero signed a 14-year, $500 million extension with the Blue Jays at the beginning of the campaign.
Aaron Judge flashed some leather in the New York Yankees’ matchup against the Chicago Cubs on Friday. The reigning AL MVP appeared determined to add a Gold Glove to his impressive trophy case with a great defensive effort in the Yankees’ blowout victory.
New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger played his first game against the Chicago Cubs on Friday night since the team traded him this offseason. He made them pay in a big way.
The Chicago Cubs have some serious decisions to make over the next couple of weeks as the trade deadline approaches; however, that is nothing compared to the decisions ahead of them this offseason.
The Chicago Cubs have a lot on their plate. Not only do they have a shrinking lead atop the NL Central Division to defend, whittled down to 2 game ahead of the Milwaukee Brewers as of this writing, but they also have some pressing issues concerning their immediate future.
Kyle Tucker drilled a three-run home run in the top of the fourth inning, the third homer slugged by the Chicago Cubs in that frame en route to a 12-3 victory over the Houston Astros on Saturday in the middle game of a three-game interleague series.
While there's hope the Cubs will find a way to retain their star slugger, most around baseball expect the 28-year-old to reach the open market, where his services will ultimately go to the highest bidder.