We cover the coverage like PCA covers center field. Monday might be a day of infamy or a beggar’s banquet for the Cubs. They’re unlikely to dine at the
The Chicago Cubs went into the NLDS with only two starting pitchers in manager Craig Counsell’s circle of confidence– Jameson Taillon and Matthew Boyd (and Boyd started off the series with a rocky performance).
It is hard to forget the highs and lows of the Chicago Cubs' playoff run, which ended in a heartbreaking game five of the National League Division Series against their division rivals, the Milwaukee Brewers.
How many of the most prolific power hitters in baseball today can you name in 5 minutes?
The Team USA roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic is continuing to take shape, and three weeks after USA Baseball announced that Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong would be joining the squad, another Cub revealed Wednesday that he will represent his country as well.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
In October, the Chicago Cubs made it to as far as the NLDS before succumbing to the Milwaukee Brewers. A huge factor in getting them there was the exploits of pitcher Matthew Boyd.
The World Baseball Classic is not too far away (March), and Team USA has been building a formidable roster. More News: Chicago Cubs: Marquee Network’s
While those who don't follow the Chicago Cubs closely might not have heard about starting pitcher Matthew Boyd before the 2025 postseason, Cubs fans know how crucial Boyd has been to this team making it to this point in the 2025 postseason.
The Chicago Cubs have miraculously survived back-to-back-to-back elimination games this postseason. The first came against the San Diego Padres and these last two have been against the ever-so daunting Milwaukee Brewers.
The Chicago Cubs’ recent postseason decision has sparked outrage from fans across the city. The clubhouse’s repeated decision to entrust the ball to veteran left-hander Matthew Boyd has fueled frustration, with many believing manager Craig Counsell threw all warning signs in the wind.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Chicago Cubs, after dropping the first two games of the best-of-five NLDS, will be playing with their backs against the proverbial wall for the rest of the way against the division rival Milwaukee Brewers.
The Cubs named Matthew Boyd their Game 4 starter after a disastrous Game 1 outing. Boyd allowed six runs in less than an inning in the series opener against Milwaukee.
The stakes could not be higher going into game four of the National League Divisional Series between the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers. The Brewers currently have a 2-1 lead and it is do-or-die for the Cubs. The first two games of this series were disastrous outings by the starting rotation.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Cubs climbed back into their NLDS series against the Milwaukee Brewers with a thrilling 4-3 win in front of their home fans as the series shifted back to Chicago.
The Milwaukee Brewers couldn’t have asked for a much bigger statement win in Game 1 of their 2025 National League Division Series against the Chicago Cubs.
The divisional round of the 2025 Major League Baseball playoffs kicked off on Saturday with four games. There were two blowouts and two close games, including an extra-innings thriller in Seattle.
The Chicago Cubs were hoping for a quality start from left-hander Matthew Boyd in Game 1 of the NLDS versus the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday. Instead, the veteran failed to escape the bottom of the first inning and created a near insurmountable hole for the Cubs to climb out of.
The Chicago Cubs have advanced to the National League Division Series Round of the 2025 MLB postseason after outlasting the San Diego Padres in three games in the NL Wild Card phase.
The Chicago Cubs will start Matthew Boyd in Game 1 of the National League Division Series against the host Milwaukee Brewers on three days' rest on Saturday.
The National League wild-card round between the Cubs and Padres begins on Tuesday, Sept. 30.
The Chicago Cubs have announced their starting pitcher for Game 1 on Tuesday against the San Diego Padres. Veteran Matthew Boyd takes the mound at Wrigley Field to open up the best-of-three series.
No matter how the season ends, the Chicago Cubs have already accomplished something they have failed to achieve in recent years.
The Chicago Cubs dropped their series opener against the San Francisco Giants as they saw the same habits return that have plagued the team for much of August.
Before Major League Baseball announced the National League and American League All-Star pitchers and reserves, Matthew Boyd had already clearly put together an All-Star-caliber season.
When the Chicago Cubs signed Matthew Boyd in the offseason, they expected stability. What they’ve gotten is something even better. Boyd has given them consistency that borders on the elite level so far this year.
When Matthew Boyd takes the mound for the Chicago Cubs tonight, he won’t just be making another start; he’ll be adding to one of the most quietly impressive seasons of any pitcher in the National League.
In 2024, Matthew Boyd revived his career as a member of the Cleveland Guardians. He's managed to build on that comeback this season with the Chicago Cubs.
Matthew Boyd has done everything, and more, than the Chicago Cubs expected when they signed him to a two year, $29 million deal this off-season. Through his first eight starts, he has an impressive 2.78 ERA over 45.1 innings pitched, but what he has done over his last two outings hasn’t been done by a Cubs pitcher since 2019.
The Chicago Cubs made their first big splash in free agency early this week by signing left-hander Matthew Boyd to a two-year, $29 million deal. The deal comes as a surprise to most fans.
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