Column: Jed Hoyer doesn’t need to wait to improve the Chicago Cubs — as the Rafael Devers trade proves
While Chicago Cubs President Jed Hoyer spoke to reporters last week about being in the “information-gathering stage” before the July 31 trade deadline, his protege, Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, was already a step ahead. Breslow and San Francisco Giants President Buster Posey executed the season’s biggest shocker Sunday, with the Red Sox sending slugger Rafael Devers to …
The Aaron Civale Trade Is A Win For The Brewers And The White Sox
Aaron Civale wanted out of Milwaukee, so the Brewers swapped him for Andrew Vaughn. He’s in Chicago for now, but the White Sox might not be his final destination.
Braves’ Ronald Acuña Jr. blasts unmistakable home run vs. Brewers
The Braves right fielder is trying to regain his NL MVP form from a few seasons ago to rejuvenate a struggling franchise
Insider reveals number Chicago Cubs must hit to sign Pete Crow-Armstrong to extension
Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has been one of the hottest players in baseball. The 23-year-old has emerged as
Redѕ ѕtаr Elly De Lа Cruz hіtѕ а home run, flаѕheѕ а heаrt аfter leаrnіng of hіѕ ѕіѕter’ѕ deаth
Elly De La Cruz’s older sister died on Saturday in the Dominican Republic.
Garrett Crochet Ks 11 but Red Sox drop another 1-run game
The Red Sox wasted an 11-strikeout start from Garrett Crochet, lost by 1 run again, and are now a season-worst 7 games out of first place.
Duran leads Red Sox against the Brewers following 4-hit performance
The Boston Red Sox play the Milwaukee Brewers after Jarren Duran had four hits on Sunday in a 5-1 loss to the Orioles.
MLB power rankings: Red Sox get pummeled as Rafael Devers powers up
Red Sox are slowly slipping behind the first-place New York Yankees in the American League East.
Brewers 4, Cubs 0: Shota Imanaga leaves injured, and Milwaukee immediately strikes
The Brewers try to avoid being swept by the Cubs this afternoon in the teams’ series finale at American Family Field.
Column: Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell is getting accustomed to being a villain in his hometown
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell is booed loudly every time he comes home to Milwaukee — even by his own brother-in-law.