Kyle Tucker, an All-Star outfielder for the Chicago Cubs, is battling a prolonged slump. While Chicago found success in a doubleheader sweep against Milwaukee, Tucker was resting, hoping that time off might help turn his swing around.
Staring down a second consecutive doubleheader, the Chicago Cubs recalled left-hander Tom Cosgrove from Triple-A Iowa on Tuesday and optioned fellow southpaw Luke Little back to the minors. The last-minute shuffle aims to keep fresh arms available as Chicago prepares for another twin-bill grind.
Pete Crow-Armstrong, at just 23, has etched his name in Chicago Cubs history, joining only Ryne Sandberg and Sammy Sosa in an exclusive club. With numbers that keep climbing and August still ahead, Crow-Armstrong’s performance is turning heads across the league.
In a commanding display at Wrigley Field, the Chicago Cubs secured a 6-0 shutout against the Boston Red Sox on July 19, 2025. The victory marked a significant moment for the Cubs, thrilling fans and highlighting the team’s strong performance.
The New York Yankees face an unexpected hurdle entering the All-Star break after a defeat by the Chicago Cubs. The loss raises questions about the team’s momentum and strategy for the remainder of the season.
Matthew Boyd celebrated his All-Star selection by striking out nine batters over five innings, leading the Chicago Cubs to an 11-0 shutout against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday night. Kyle Tucker also made headlines in a remarkable day of MLB action.
New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara wasn’t about to let a wayward throw define his appearance at the Chicago Cubs game. After a disastrous first pitch, he demanded a second chance to set things right.
In a game for the record books, the Chicago Cubs smashed 8 home runs, setting a new franchise record, with Michael Busch contributing three homers. The offensive explosion highlights the team’s remarkable power and potential this season.
Chicago Cubs veteran pitcher Drew Pomeranz has taken the Major League Baseball world by surprise by leading in a key statistic. His unexpected performance is turning heads and bringing renewed attention to the Cubs’ pitching roster.
The St. Louis Cardinals extended their scoreless streak to 22 innings after a 3-0 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Cubs pitcher Shoto Imanaga, returning from the injured list, delivered five shutout innings, holding the Cardinals to just one hit.
