Chicago Cubs right-hander Jameson Taillon might not be ready for the start of the season as he deals with lower back tightness.
With Jameson Taillon’s back issue raising some concern, a look at the Chicago Cubs’ starting pitching depth
Category: Spring training
Catching up with Chicago White Sox prospects, including Colson Montgomery and Jordan Leasure
A look at how spring training is going for Chicago White Sox prospects Colson Montgomery, Bryan Ramos, Edgar Quero and Jordan Leasure.
What we’ve learned so far from Chicago Cubs and White Sox camps
As we get closer to the start of the season on March 28, here is how things look for the Chicago Cubs and White Sox.
Why Justin Steele earning the Chicago Cubs’ opening-day start validates the lefty’s journey: ‘He just keeps getting better’
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell on Saturday named left-hander Justin Steele the starter for the March 28 opener against the reigning champion Texas Rangers. It is the first such honor of Steele’s career.
Chicago White Sox have no shortage of options for infield depth. Here’s a look at some candidates in camp.
Braden Shewmake, Zach Remillard and Danny Mendick are among the infield-depth options in spring training camp for the Chicago White Sox.
3 takeaways from Chicago Cubs camp, including Pete Crow-Armstrong being among 1st cuts and Shota Imanaga showing swing-and-miss stuff
The Chicago Cubs on Friday made their first camp cuts, which notably included top prospect Pete Crow-Armstrong being sent to minor-league camp. He now prepares to open the season at Triple A.
Eloy Jiménez makes adjustments at the plate — and they’re paying off for the Chicago White Sox DH: ‘I’m ready and I feel good’
Changes at the plate are paying off this spring for Chicago White Sox designated hitter Eloy Jiménez, who is 13-for-25 (.520) in nine Cactus League games.
Joey Votto says he has agreed to minor-league contract with hometown Toronto Blue Jays
Former NL MVP Joey Votto, 40, says he has agreed to a minor league contract with his hometown Toronto Blue Jays.
Chicago baseball report: Cubs have some key decisions to make — and the White Sox will take a look at 3 pitching additions
The Chicago Cubs need to figure out which starting pitchers they want to continue to stretch out while the White Sox will get a close look at three offseason pitching additions in the coming days.
How offensive improvements from Ian Happ, Nico Hoerner and Seiya Suzuki can help the Chicago Cubs lineup get to the next level
For the Chicago Cubs to be one of the better offenses in the league, they will need some returners to take another step forward with their production.