Shota Imanaga’s stuff has looked as good as the Chicago Cubs expected as the Japanese lefty gets to work in spring training camp.
Shota Imanaga is ‘as advertised’ as the Chicago Cubs get to hands-on work with the Japanese lefty
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4 takeaways from the first day of Chicago Cubs camp, including young talent as ‘the currency of baseball’
The Chicago Cubs begin spring training encouraged by the roster and its potential even as notable free agents remain available.
Column: Shades of 2004 as the Chicago Cubs open camp waiting on a special someone
Cody Bellinger wasn’t here, but he was the talk of the town as Cubs camp opened up Wednesday in Mesa, Ariz.
Column: The Cubs and White Sox are back to work. Now where were we again?
Spring training means it’s time for the Chicago Cubs and White Sox to rewrite the script after leaving on a sour note in 2023.
‘There’s a lot up in the air’: As Chicago Cubs camp gets underway, a slow free-agent market keeps options open
Chicago Cubs camp was already buzzing with activity Tuesday despite the first full-squad workout days away.
NHL Winter Classic’s return to Wrigley Field inspired by Fenway Park’s success
Nick Foligno may be able to boast playing in two iconic baseball parks — as a hockey player.
PECOTA 2024 record projections aren’t favorable for the Cubs or White Sox
The Cubs and White Sox’s 2024 outlook is not favorable according to Baseball Prospectus’ PECOTA projections, putting both teams under .500.
Former White Sox closer Bobby Jenks and ex-Cubs pitching coach Larry Rothschild unite on Windy City ThunderBolts
Former Chicago White Sox closer Bobby Jenks and ex-Cubs pitching coach Larry Rothschild are teaming up for the Frontier League’s Windy City ThunderBolts to help pro players take the next steps in their careers.
Column: The Spotlight is back on Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer — just like the old days
Theo Epstein returned to Boston to fix the Red Sox and other teams in the Fenway Sports Group while former wing man Jed Hoyer waits on Cody Bellinger.
Chicago Cubs clubhouse man Tom ‘Otis’ Hellmann dead at 67
Tom “Otis” Hellmann, a longtime clubhouse manager for the Chicago Cubs, died Wednesday at the age of 67 after a recent accident from a fall. Hellmann was entering his 51st year in baseball and 42nd in the Cubs organization, serving as home clubhouse manager for 23 years after replacing Yosh Kawano, before being named Home […]