Division rivals Detroit and Cleveland have played 2,326 times since their first game on May 3, 1901. Never once have they met in the postseason in 123 years. That will change Saturday.
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Terry Francona is returning to manage the Cincinnati Reds a year after stepping down in Cleveland
Terry Francona has been hired to manage the Cincinnati Reds, returning to a team he played for after stepping down in Cleveland following last season because of health reasons.
Banana Ball is headed to Sox Park: The Savannah Bananas’ 2025 schedule includes 2 games at Guaranteed Rate Field
The Savannah Bananas, the barnstorming independent baseball team that has packed stadiums around the country, will expand their 2025 schedule to football venues and more MLB ballparks.
Column: Searching for the Chicago Blackhawks and Bulls on TV is like a trip back to the 1980s
The pursuit of an antenna to watch CHSN, the new station for the Bulls, Blackhawks and White Sox on free TV, was like a trip back to the 1980s.
Chicago Cubs: 4 highlights from Jed Hoyer’s season-ending remarks — including coaching staff changes and Cody Bellinger’s looming decision
If Cody Bellinger opts for free agency, as Jed Hoyer suggested the Chicago Cubs believe he will, they must evaluate how to fill his departure.
Column: Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer under pressure as he heads into his fifth season without a playoff appearance
It’s Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer’s turn to take the heat, entering his fifth season since replacing Theo Epstein.
There were a record-low 26 complete games in 2024 — and batting average dropped to near record lows
There were a record-low 26 complete games in the major leagues this season — four fewer than Catfish Hunter threw in 1975 — and the big league batting average dropped to .243, among the five-lowest figures since 1900.
Column: Goodbye — and good riddance — to a Chicago baseball season we’d all rather forget
It’s time to say goodbye to a baseball season most Chicagoans would prefer to forget. The White Sox set a modern-era record for losses and the Cubs remain mired in mediocrity.
‘There’s work to do’: After the Chicago Cubs end the season at 83-79, offseason upgrades must follow
“I’m here to experience the postseason, we didn’t get there this year so that means that there’s work to do, manager Craig Counsell said.
‘I’m such a lucky guy’: Kyle Hendricks shows his vintage self in a memorable likely last start with the Chicago Cubs
Chicago Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks tossed 7 1/3 innings of two-hit ball Saturday in a 3-0 victory against the Cincinnati Reds at Wrigley Field.