The Chicago Cubs have been ravaged by pitching injuries this season both to the bullpen and the starting rotation, losing numerous guys for undisclosed periods and others for at least the rest of the season.
Just when you think the Chicago Cubs' injury woes can't get any worse, they do. Cubs right-hander Porter Hodge was announced to be undergoing Tommy John surgery, according to Taylor McGregor of the Marquee Sports Network.
Cubs right-hander Porter Hodge will undergo surgery on the ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow, reports Taylor McGregor of the Marquee Sports Network.
Injuries are beginning to pile up for several teams. The Rays are down another bat in the interim, while the Cubs confirmed that two pitchers won’t be available for the start of the 2026 season.
Spring Training, at its core, is an opportunity. Players and prospects need to show their franchise why they deserve a spot on the 40-man roster come Opening Day.
Right-hander Porter Hodge and left-hander Jordan Wicks are each dealing with arm problems and will probably start the season on the 15-day injured list, Cubs manager Craig Counsell told reporters (including MLB.com’s Jordan Bastian).
Chicago Cubs pitcher Porter Hodge is one player with plenty of upside, but injuries along with inconsistent command have created trouble for the right-hander.
No TV, no radio. Absolute BS. Baseball teams can afford to take the loss in order to promote the game. But they won’t. And it isn’t going to get better.
Today we look at the Cubs’ one-time closer, who is trying to re-establish himself. Salt Lake City native Porter Dene Hodge, one-time Cubs closer, has lost his confidence and the strike zone.
#37 RP Chicago Cubs Relief Pitcher Active 2025 Season Stats 2 SV 6.27 ERA 40 K 1.58 WHIP ChiCitySports › Chicago Cubs › Porter HodgePorter Hodge is a relief pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, wearing number 37.
PCA has snazzy new digs. Life goes on. The players are in the best shape of their lives and will get back after it today against the Rangers. This game is on Marquee/MLB.TV, 1:05 pm local time.
At the rate we’re going, we’ll be down to one or two articles next issue. I doubt that’d be unusual — but I’ll have to put in a full day to find them. The click-baitery and hired bushwah have gotten SO bad.
Coming into the 2025 MLB season, the Chicago Cubs thought they had the backend of their bullpen figured out with the addition of Ryan Pressly, joining 2024 breakout performer Porter Hodge.
Porter Hodge, who has had several bad outings recently including Friday night’s disaster, was optioned to Triple-A Iowa Saturday and left-hander Jordan Wicks was recalled.
Chicago Cubs right-handed pitcher Porter Hodge is heading back to the injured list for the second time this season. After missing time earlier this season with an oblique strain, Hodge struggled in his return and is heading back to the shelf with a right shoulder impingement.
Chicago Cubs right-handed pitcher Porter Hodge is heading back to the injured list for the second time this season. After missing time earlier this season with an oblique strain, Hodge struggled in his return and is heading back to the shelf with a right shoulder impingement.
According to Craig Counsell, the Chicago Cubs announced Wednesday that reliever Porter Hodge would be placed on the injured list with a shoulder injury.
The Chicago Cubs have had an exceptional 2025 season so far, and despite a few key injuries throughout the roster, they have managed to put themselves in an exceptional position heading into the rapidly approaching All-Star break.
The Chicago Cubs have performed much better as a bullpen over the last month or two, however it appears they are still going to be a ways away from getting one of their best arms back from the injured list.
The Chicago Cubs are awaiting the return of a couple of key pitchers injured during May. Shota Imanaga suffered a hamstring injury on May 4. Porter Hodge was placed on the injured list on May 18 with an oblique injury, but suffered a further setback with a hip impingement issue.
The Chicago Cubs are navigating a challenging period with several key pitchers sidelined due to injuries. Among them is reliever Porter Hodge, who has been on the 15-day injured list since May 20 with a left oblique strain.
The Chicago Cubs' bullpen has not performed well this season, and it recently lost one of its top arms to the injured list. Chicago placed right-handed relief pitcher Porter Hodge on the 15-day IL on Tuesday with a sore left oblique muscle.
On Tuesday morning, Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer hinted that the team would make a minor transaction on Tuesday for the bullpen, as Porter Hodge is headed to the 15-day injured list with an oblique issue.
The Chicago Cubs are sending their third player to the injured list due to an oblique injury. The team announced that Porter Hodge is heading to the 15-day IL with a left oblique injury, making him the third Chicago Cub to be sidelined in 2025 with an oblique injury.
The Chicago Cubs suffered one of their worst losses of the 2025 season on Monday, allowing the Marlins to complete a walk-off victory in the ninth. The
The Chicago Cubs appeared to make a surprising move on Wednesday night when they turned to Porter Hodge to close out their contest against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night.
Chicago Cubs closer Porter Hodge pitched through an elevated heart rate on Tuesday night as he earned a save against the Los Angeles Dodgers, manager Craig Counsell said.