The Chicago Cubs have reached an agreement on a massive contract extension with Pete Crow-Armstrong, marking the second-largest deal in franchise history.
The Chicago Cubs are finalizing a long‑term extension with Pete Crow‑Armstrong, securing the 23‑year‑old center fielder as a foundational piece after his breakout 30‑30, Gold Glove season.
Seiya Suzuki is one of the key pieces for the Chicago Cubs heading into the upcoming season, but after the recent update from Craig Counsell, things could become more complicated for the team.
Former Chicago Cubs reliever Kervin Castro continues to impress in Spring Training, emerging as a potential bullpen option for the New York Yankees as the team navigates roster uncertainty.
The Chicago Cubs made a roster move involving World Series champion Justin Dean as they trim the roster ahead of Opening Day and prepare for the 2026 season.
Alex Bregman was a standout name in this year’s free agency, attracting interest from several franchises. Among these were the Chicago Cubs, who ultimately secured his signature.
The Chicago Cubs boast Shota Imanaga as their representative from Japan. While Kazuma Okamoto and Munetaka Murakami have found homes with other franchises, Imanaga recently shared a light-hearted remark about their career home run tallies.
Alex Bregman discussed his decision to sign with the Chicago Cubs over the Boston Red Sox and other MLB teams, offering insight into a move that reshaped free agency.
The payroll structure of the Chicago Cubs reflects years of strategic spending and roster building. Big contracts, veteran leadership and rising stars shape the financial landscape that defines the club’s competitive outlook.
Michael Conforto’s minor league deal with the Chicago Cubs raises a key question: where will the veteran OF fit on a roster that appears largely set? Multiple analysts have already identified his most realistic role with the team.
Under the Arizona sun, the Chicago Cubs begin writing the first chapter of 2026. From early Cactus League clashes to tune-ups before Opening Day at Wrigley Field, the spring calendar quietly sets the tone.
The Chicago Cubs are making significant strides in preparation for the upcoming season. Following a relatively subdued offseason, they have reportedly signed a player with experience from both the New York Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
An NL Central club has become the favorite of a veteran MLB Network insider to win the division that includes the Chicago Cubs, largely due to what is projected to be a superior pitching staff.
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