Cubs’ Justin Turner eyes a deep October run, Ian Happ discusses his consistency: Takeaways
Plus, Michael Busch looks back on his breakout 2024, including his unique home/road splits.
Jed Hoyer Enters Lame-Duck Year Confident Cubs Can Become Contenders
The pressure is on president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer to get the Chicago Cubs to the postseason for the first time since 2020.
Cubs pitcher Justin Steele has goals and ambitions for 2025
Steele was only 18 when he was drafted, and he still feels like one of the young guns on the team. But he will be turning 30 this summer.
Cubs pitcher Justin Steele has goals and ambitions for 2025
Steele was only 18 when he was drafted, and he still feels like one of the young guns on the team. But he will be turning 30 this summer.
Chicago Cubs betting on Pete Crow-Armstrong — with a new number and starry hair — to make an impact this season
The Chicago Cubs have let Pete Crow-Armstrong’s personality shine, and the comfortability he has experienced has helped the high-upside outfielder come into his own in the majors.
Photos: Chicago Cubs 12, LA Dodgers 4 in Cactus League opener
Photos from the Chicago Cubs’ 12-4 victory against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Cactus League opener at Camelback Ranch on Feb. 20, 2025, in Glendale, Ariz.
Cubs pitcher Jameson Taillon says team has sense of urgency with high expectations
Taillon did not take too much time off before reporting to Cubs camp — he worked on regaining some of his pitch speed.
Cubѕ ріtcher Jаmeѕon Tаіllon ѕаyѕ teаm hаѕ ѕenѕe of urgency wіth hіgh exрectаtіonѕ
Taillon did not take too much time off before reporting to Cubs camp — he worked on regaining some of his pitch speed.
What we’re hearing about the Cubs: Justin Turner, plus the shape of the roster
Turner, 40, would come at a fraction of the three-year, $120 million deal that Alex Bregman secured from the Boston Red Sox
Notes from Chicago Cubs camp: Nico Hoerner hopes to play in Japan, while Dansby Swanson wants to play every day
Chicago Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson’s hernia was more painful than he initially revealed, while second baseman Nico Hoerner hopes to be ready for the season opener in Japan.