CHICAGO -- Edward Cabrera wore a look of frustration as he headed off the mound following a chat with manager Craig Counsell and head athletic trainer Nick Frangella on Tuesday night at Wrigley Field. The pitcher was doing what he could to keep going, but it was clear his outing

CHICAGO -- Cubs manager Craig Counsell did not like the body language of closer Daniel Palencia in the ninth inning Monday night. Knowing that the hard-throwing righty had dealt with some minor arm soreness just last week, the manager headed to the mound with a member of the team’s training

CHICAGO -- Pete Crow-Armstrong had already made history by the seventh inning Monday night at Wrigley Field. The remarkable part was what happened next. After hitting the 13th cycle in Cubs history, Crow-Armstrong got picked off first base moments later in a game that felt like it was slipping away

CHICAGO -- The Cubs spent most of Monday night doing everything possible to waste an unforgettable performance. They stranded runners. They went hitless with runners in scoring position deep into the game. They surrendered a late lead. And yet, when the final out was never recorded, none of it mattered.

We all need a little help, sometimes. And in the case of one lucky fan at Wrigley Field on Monday night, that help came from the Cubs' starting pitcher against the Rockies, Shota Imanaga.

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CHICAGO -- Justin Steele's road back to the Cubs took another tangible step forward on Monday. Prior to Chicago's series opener against the Rockies at Wrigley Field, manager Craig Counsell said Steele was flying to Chicago and will spend the next three weeks with the club as he progresses through

Seiya Suzuki was back in the Cubs' starting lineup for Monday night's opener against the Rockies at Wrigley Field, batting cleanup and serving as the designated hitter after missing part of Saturday's game and all of Sunday's with a tweaked right knee.

The Cubs on Monday acquired right-handed pitcher Yosver Zulueta (YOZ-ver zoo-loo-etta) from the Seattle Mariners for cash and optioned him to Triple-A Iowa. In a corresponding move, left-handed pitcher Doug Nikhazy was designated for assignment. The 40-man roster stands at 40. Zulueta, 28, is 2-3 with a 5.75 ERA (13

Draft fever is in full effect around MLB Pipeline, with less than four weeks until players start coming off the board. But before the 2026 class hears their names called, the most recent draftees are making still making plenty of noise, less than a year since going pro. Three players

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Stretching a brief hot streak into the weekend -- a run of wins that felt more like the baseball displayed early in the season -- was important for the Cubs. There was no guarantee it was going to keep going with Giants ace Logan Webb on the

The 2026 season is in full swing. As is the case with baseball -- "you can't predict baseball" is a common phrase for a reason -- there have been plenty of surprising developments. We asked each of the 30 team beat reporters about the biggest surprises so far this season.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Cubs manager Craig Counsell has heard a similar version of the same question after a few of his team’s wins lately. Given some of the team’s issues over the past several weeks, the inquiries have centered around whether the victories might point to some positive momentum. “I

Typically, when prospects receive a promotion, there's an adjustment period. Thus far, that hasn't been the case for Josiah Hartshorn. The Cubs' No. 7 prospect, who only just arrived at High-A on May 26, continued to torment Midwest League pitching this weekend. After going yard on Saturday, Hartshorn swatted his

SAN FRANCISCO – Javier Assad has built a reputation as a pitcher who will take on whatever role the Cubs have to offer. He has had to fight for a spot in the rotation or accept a role in the bullpen, while being ready to step in at a moment’s

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If you haven’t already, it’s probably time to invest in Josiah Hartshorn stock. The Cubs’ No. 7 prospect has absolutely crushed his way through his first season in the Minor Leagues, and he went deep again Thursday for High-A South Bend in a seven-inning 16-7 loss to Peoria at Four

DENVER – Once the baseball cleared the wall down the left-field line at Coors Field, Seiya Suzuki punched the air and let out a shout as he began his trip around the bases on Thursday afternoon. It was the kind of display the Cubs have been lacking and surely brought

DENVER – What looked like a foul ball turned into a fluky double play and, ultimately, led to Cubs manager Craig Counsell arguing and being ejected from his team's 9-3 win against the Rockies on Thursday afternoon in the series finale at Coors Field.