The Chicago Cubs may be on the brink of making franchise history. Reports indicate they are eyeing a nine-year, $360 million deal to keep superstar outfielder Kyle Tucker in their lineup, potentially reshaping their future in a single stroke.
The Detroit Tigers’ plans for left-handed pitcher Tarik Skubal might open the door for the Chicago Cubs to bolster their rotation. If the Tigers do not lock up Skubal, the Cubs could be in a prime position to pursue a trade. Such a move has the potential to reshape Chicago’s pitching staff heading into future seasons.
The Chicago Cubs are reportedly targeting a premier starting pitcher in free agency, a move projected to be worth $125 million. While the specific details remain speculative, insiders say it could be a transformative signing for the team’s pitching staff.
A four-run offensive outburst in the first inning propelled the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Pete Crow-Armstrong’s two-run single gave the Cubs just enough momentum to avoid a postseason sweep.
Jackson Chourio’s standout performance propelled the Milwaukee Brewers to a 7-3 triumph over the Chicago Cubs, cementing their commanding NLDS lead. Monday night’s showdown at American Family Field showcased both Chourio’s growing star power and the Brewers’ unstoppable momentum as they push deeper into the postseason.
Yu Darvish faced a relentless Chicago Cubs offense, resulting in the shortest start of his 13-year career. The San Diego Padres pulled him from the mound in the second inning after he loaded the bases with no outs, marking a rare and surprising early exit for the veteran pitcher.
Jameson Taillon retired 12 of 14 batters on Thursday, paving the way for the Chicago Cubs’ series-clinching victory over the San Diego Padres. His “kitchen-sink approach” proved decisive, granting the Cubs complete control on the mound.
Dansby Swanson anchored the Chicago Cubs’ defense in the NL Wild Card Series by making one spectacular play after another. Grounders, popups, and soft line drives were all handled with precision, showcasing his range and setting a confident tone for the rest of the team.
Chicago Cubs Manager Craig Counsell challenges conventional baseball wisdom with his trademark stump speech to “forget everything you’ve known about baseball.” In a crucial wild-card series against the Padres, the Cubs’ core veterans, or “OGs,” stepped up, sealing a victory and energizing the city.
Cade Horton, the Chicago Cubs’ premier starter, has been sidelined by a rib fracture and placed on the 15-day injured list. This setback keeps him out of the wild-card series and hands the Cubs a critical challenge right when every pitch counts.
