Adding a catcher to share starts with Miguel Amaya could be one way the Chicago Cubs can infuse more talent into the lineup.
Chicago Cubs will look for a catcher to share starts with Miguel Amaya — and Michael Busch will remain at first base
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As the Chicago Cubs evaluate how to improve the roster, starting pitching will likely be part of equation
Wrigley Field was one of the most suppressive run-scoring parks in baseball, but those dynamics also gave Chicago Cubs pitchers a boost.
Chicago Cubs begin GM meetings with roster clarity following Cody Bellinger’s decision: ‘We’re looking to be creative’
The Chicago Cubs currently have a player locked into a guaranteed contract or under team control at each of the nine positions, including DH.
Chicago Cubs left fielder Ian Happ earns his 3rd consecutive Gold Glove Award
Ian Happ is the fifth Chicago Cubs position player to win at least three straight Gold Glove Awards.
Column: Chris Getz and Jed Hoyer prep for what figures to be an interesting offseason for the White Sox and Cubs
Baseball’s general managers meetings begin Monday in San Antonio. What will White Sox GM Chris Getz and Cubs President Jed Hoyer be up to?
Chicago Cubs slugger Cody Bellinger picks up $27.5 million player option for 2025, meaning he won’t test free agency
Chicago Cubs slugger Cody Bellinger picked up his $27.5 million player option for 2025, bypassing the opportunity to test free agency.
‘I’ve learned I can do it’: Pete Crow-Armstrong showed progress as a rookie — and could be a key to Chicago Cubs’ 2025 success
Center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong showed progress during his rookie season, providing a glimpse of the type of star the Chicago Cubs need to develop from within their system.
Bob Costas, the longtime baseball play-by-play voice, is retiring from calling games after 42 years
After 42 seasons, Bob Costas is retiring from baseball play-by-play. His final games were the AL Division Series between the New York Yankees and Kansas City Royals.
Cubs reach settlement agreement with Justice Department to make Wrigley Field more accessible for disabled fans
The consent decree, filed Thursday in Chicago federal court, settles a two-year-old lawsuit brought by the U.S. attorney’s office alleging the renovation of Wrigley Field violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by relegating fans who use wheelchairs to some of the worst seats in the house.
6 takeaways from the World Series, including Michael Kopech’s resurrection and the new Mr. October
For much of America, the end of the 2024 baseball season was a true masterpiece — including a collapse by the New York Yankees in Game 5.