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BOSTON – No one really knew what the road back to the field would look like for Alex Bregman in the immediate aftermath of the scary scene on Sunday in Cincinnati. The Cubs’ star third baseman was struck in the left side of the face by a foul ball and

CHICAGO – Standing at his locker Wednesday afternoon, his left eye bloodshot and his cheek still swollen, Alex Bregman ran through his plans for the day. The Cubs' third baseman said he was going to hit off the high-velocity Trajekt machine and have a mostly normal workout ahead of the

CHICAGO -- The Cubs are weighing whether Justin Steele will be part of the pitching mix during the final regular-season series in Boston. Given the long comeback for the left-hander, just being part of that conversation is a great sign. “He’s in the discussion, which I think is a win

CHICAGO -- If Alex Bregman is not spotted in the Cubs’ locker room before a game, chances are he is down the tunnel in the batting cage. That was no different on Tuesday afternoon, even with his left cheek and eye still bruised and swollen from the foul ball that

CINCINNATI -- Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman had to leave Sunday’s 9-1 victory against the Reds at Great American Ball Park after getting hit in the left cheek bone by a foul ball from teammate Michael Busch. With two outs in the fourth inning, Busch was at the plate when

CINCINNATI -- Cubs left-hander Justin Steele had his fourth rehab game for Triple-A Iowa on Friday night and was at his best, pitching two scoreless innings and striking out five batters (and allowing just one walk) during a 2-1 victory over Omaha. Steele then flew back to Chicago and is

CINCINNATI -- Two days after completing simulated game-like activities at Wrigley Field, Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson was activated from the 10-day injured list and started ninth in the lineup against the Reds on Friday night at Great American Ball Park. Swanson missed 28 games because of a left oblique strain.

CHICAGO – Dansby Swanson walked into the Cubs’ clubhouse – following a round of simulated game-like activities on the field Wednesday afternoon – and took a seat as his locker. “I’ve had a wild 48 hours,” Swanson said.

CHICAGO – The Cubs pieced together a schedule for Dansby Swanson that included a brief stint with Triple-A Iowa and a return to the big league club by this coming weekend in Cincinnati. The specific plan has now been altered a bit due to rainy conditions in Omaha, Neb. “The

CHICAGO – The Cubs do not know exactly how things are going to go for Edward Cabrera as he shifts into a relief role in a crucial part of the season and with postseason baseball on the horizon. They do know what a best-case scenario can look like, however, and

CHICAGO -- Cubs manager Craig Counsell has been consistent in his stance that the key to getting the bullpen back on track in the coming weeks is to continue to lean on and trust the arms that are already in the fold. That does not entirely rule out help coming

Cubs pitchers Justin Steele and Shelby Miller continued their Minor League rehab assignments with Triple-A Iowa on Thursday as they work their way back to the Major League club after being sidelined with elbow injuries. Each appeared in Iowa’s 9-1 loss to to Toledo at Principal Park.

MIAMI -- Less than an hour before first pitch in the Cubs’ eventual 10-3 loss to the Marlins on Sunday at loanDepot park, Ian Happ was scratched from the lineup with left knee discomfort. According to manager Craig Counsell, Happ first felt discomfort when he got thrown out at third

CHICAGO – Ben Brown was trying to do everything in his power to make a comeback this season to help the Cubs’ pitching staff down the stretch and into October. After seeking a variety of medical opinions, the focus for the sidelined pitcher has shifted to 2027.

CHICAGO -- Edward Cabrera’s first audition as a reliever lasted all of 17 pitches Tuesday night. For a Cubs bullpen searching for some footing, though, what comes next could be considerably more important.

PHOENIX – Ben Brown’s recovery has taken an unexpected, and potentially concerning, detour. The 26-year-old has been on the injured list since June 24 with a stress reaction in his neck, but his recovery had gone smoothly since he started his throwing program. Brown most recently completed a bridge camp

SEATTLE – Cubs reliever Daniel Palencia hopped onto Instagram on Friday morning, posted a montage video of himself pitching and added a four-word caption: “Hey Siri, play gasolina…” With that reference to his entrance music -- “Gasolina” by Daddy Yankee -- Palencia was announcing his return to the Cubs’ bullpen.

CHICAGO – Kevin Gausman removed his glove and inspected his left hand, while Cubs manager Craig Counsell emerged from the dugout and made his way to the mound. It was the second time the veteran starter had to pause due to the issue and Counsell opted against pushing Gausman any

CHICAGO – The Cubs swung a blockbuster deal to land Edward Cabrera over the offseason due to his top-of-the-rotation potential. His first season with the North Siders has featured frustratingly mixed results and multiple trips to the injured list. The latest setback arrived on Monday, when Cabrera was placed on

CHICAGO -- Dansby Swanson removed his helmet and immediately threw it to the dirt at his feet as he exited the batter’s box in clear discomfort on Sunday afternoon. Moments later, the Cubs' shortstop knew he had to exit the game against the Cardinals. It was a concerning scene within

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CHICAGO -- There have been times this season when the Cubs’ rotation depth was thinned to the point of wondering how the team would fill out a five-man staff. Things have changed in the wake of the Trade Deadline and with Edward Cabrera coming off the injured list on Sunday.

CHICAGO -- The Cubs have to make a decision soon about how to reorganize their rotation. For now, the only decision the North Siders are ready to reveal is the plan to have righty Edward Cabrera rejoin the starting corps for an outing on Sunday against the Cardinals. Prior to

WASHINGTON – The Cubs recently fortified their rotation with the Trade Deadline additions of starters Kevin Gausman and Clay Holmes. Edward Cabrera – a major trade acquisition from the offseason – is also nearing his return to the starting corps. While in Kansas City with the Cubs during the last