While we wait for Wednesday’s Game 3 of the NL Division Series vs. the Brewers, let’s change things up for a moment and look ahead to next year. Now, this doesn’t mean that I am giving up on the NLDS!
The Chicago Cubs are headed to the playoffs and are going to attempt to make a deep run in a National League which looks like it may be as wide open as it's been in some time.
Myrtle Beach right-handed starter Jose Florentino was named to the Carolina League All-Star team. Iowa Cubs left-hander Austin Gomber was named International League Pitcher of the Week.
How many of the MLB pitchers to get at least 10 strikeouts in one World Series appearance can you name in six minutes?
Chicago Cubs starting catcher Miguel Amaya returned to the lineup on Wednesday for the first time since May 25. The 26-year-old has a .280 batting average with four home runs and 25 RBI on the season, but he had been out since May 25 due to a left oblique strain and was just activated from the 60-day IL.
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The Chicago Cubs have had an interesting series north of the border, dropping the first game to the Toronto Blue Jays 5-1, but came back last night off a dominant pitching performance from Cade Horton and tied the series.
After a long recovery from an oblique strain, Chicago Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya was recently activated off the 60-day injured list. A day after returning to the big leagues, he suffered a scary ankle injury at first base that required him to be carted off the field.
This should be a happy game recap, as the Cubs got yet another stellar pitching performance from Cade Horton and enough of a varied offense to defeat the Blue Jays 4-1 and even up their series in Toronto.
The Chicago Cubs aim to salvage a split of their road trip Thursday afternoon when they play the decisive game of a three-game series with the Toronto Blue Jays.
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 wait for a Chicago Cubs top prospect to make his Major League debut appears to be over. Jesse Rogers of ESPN reported on Wednesday that the Cubs would promote Owen Caissie to the Majors before Thursday's game with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Miguel Amaya's return from the injured list lasted less than one full game. The Cubs catcher was carted off the field in the eighth inning of Chicago's Wednesday game in Toronto after falling to the ground as he crossed the first base bag awkwardly while beating out an infield hit to shortstop.
The Rangers placed Adolis Garcia, who’s hitting .188 since the break, on the 10-day IL on August 13, part of what was a busy day on the injury front. Oneil Cruz was also placed on the injured list, while Miguel Amaya will require a stint after another injury.
After working to return to the Chicago Cubs' lineup following an oblique injury, Miguel Amaya suffered a gruesome-looking injury in his first game back with the Cubs on Wednesday night.
The Cubs have reinstated catcher Miguel Amaya and right-hander Javier Assad from the 60-day injured list, with Assad slated to start the series opener against the AL East-leading Blue Jays.
The Chicago Cubs have taken a lot of heat in the aftermath of what many feel was an underwhelming haul prior to Thursday’s trade deadline. Now one game behind the red-hot Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central Division, the team’s quick start is in the past and reality is setting in that they may have to fight their way to the postseason after all.
The Chicago Cubs come back from the All-Star break just one game ahead of the red-hot Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central Division and with some roster holes they’d like to fill before the July 31 trade deadline.
The Chicago Cubs got some injury news about Miguel Amaya. The 26-year-old catcher has been out since May 24 with an oblique strain suffered on a throw down to second base against the Cincinnati Reds.
Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya hit the injured list over the weekend due to a left oblique strain. At the time of his IL placement, the team indicated that Amaya was headed for imaging to determine the severity of the injury.
The Chicago Cubs have done a sensational job this season of being able to get production on offense from numerous places on any given night. For a lineup full of players who were already perceived to be stars, there have been a ton of more unheralded names to have big years as well and be able give the Cubs another level of power.
The Chicago Cubs placed Miguel Amaya on the 10-day injured list Sunday morning and selected fellow catcher Reese McGuire from Triple-A Iowa. The move involving Amaya was expected after he sustained a left oblique strain on a throw to second base during the fifth inning of Chicago's 6-4 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday.
The Chicago Cubs didn’t have an easy solution at catcher after the team placed Miguel Amaya on the injured list due to an oblique injury. Amaya exited in the fifth inning of the Cubs’ 6-4 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday night in front of 40,409 fans at Great American Ball Park.
The Cubs were dealt a blow to their lineup on Saturday when catcher Miguel Amaya exited their game against the Reds due to an oblique issue.
The Chicago Cubs saw catcher Miguel Amaya leave their game against the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday. After the game, manager Craig Counsell announced to multiple reporters that Amaya would end up on the 10-day injured list with a left oblique injury.
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Miguel Amaya drove in five runs with two doubles and the Chicago Cubs broke a two-game losing streak with a 10-6 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks before a sellout crowd of 49,070 in Phoenix on Thursday.
Two players at the bottom of the order are helping to keep the Cubs afloat in the playoff race.
The Chicago Cubs put quite the beatdown on the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday, making history by dominating at the plate and on the basepaths. The blowout was so thorough, in fact, that even a handful of unexpected contributors got in on the record-breaking action.
MLB seems to be confused about its own rules.
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