Colin Rea impressed with sharp pitching as the Cubs cruised to a 7-1 victory over the Mariners. Key contributions came from Miguel Amaya and Ben Cowles, boosting the roster as spring training winds down. 🏆
Colin Rea impressed with sharp pitching as the Cubs cruised to a 7-1 victory over the Mariners. Key contributions came from Miguel Amaya and Ben Cowles, boosting the roster as spring training winds down. 🏆
Cubs fans, keep your eyes peeled for a promising pack of prospects making waves in Spring Training. The future looks bright with this talented trio poised to shine in 2026. 🌟
Cubs' Opening Day roster takes shape as Jonathon Long is reassigned, leaving Dylan Carlson poised for a bench role. Ben Brown impresses to likely clinch a bullpen spot. 🏟️
Rotation questions loom large for the Cubs, favorites to win the NL Central in 2026. Matthew Boyd leads a staff with potential and past struggles, making their performance crucial for a division title push. ⚾️
Infielder Jefferson Rojas was sent back to minor league camp, despite an impressive spring training where he led the Cubs in home runs and runs scored. At just 20, his potential remains high, making him a prospect to watch for the future.
Colin Rea shines in a versatile role, pitching four efficient innings as the Cubs beat the Mariners 7-1. Dylan Carlson and Ben Cowles power the offense, while Michael Conforto secures his roster spot with two hits. 🐻❄️
Daniel Palencia's performance in the World Baseball Classic is turning heads, while Pete Crow-Armstrong's breakout offers a glimpse of promise for the Cubs' future. Meanwhile, Seiya Suzuki is likely to miss the season opener due to injury.
Seiya Suzuki shines at the World Baseball Classic, but Cubs fans might have to wait for his Opening Day appearance. Key slugger faces a setback—patience is the name of the game. ⏳
Ian Happ's spring training slump isn't raising alarms for the Cubs. The reliable outfielder is likely refining his plate discipline, as evidenced by improved swing decisions. Expect him to bounce back once the season starts. ⚾
Cubs prospects flexed their power, launching four homers to defeat the Padres 7-5 in the Spring Breakout game. Will Sanders impressed with a fastball averaging 95 mph, while Owen Ayers showcased his potential with a 419-foot blast. ⚾️
Pedro Ramírez made a splash in Cubs' Spring Breakout, impressing veterans and securing a spot as the No. 9 prospect. This versatile infielder, known for his defensive prowess and bat-to-ball skills, has been optioned to Double-A Knoxville. ⚾
Seiya Suzuki's knee will keep him out of the Cubs' Opening Day lineup, as confirmed by manager Craig Counsell. The power-hitting outfielder's absence could test the team's depth early on.
Seiya Suzuki will miss the Cubs' opener due to a knee strain suffered in the WBC. The team is considering an IL stint for the outfielder. 📉
Cubs trim Spring Training roster to 41, sending infielders B.J. Murray Jr. and Jefferson Rojas, plus pitcher Jeff Brigham, to minor league camp. Competition heats up as the team narrows down for the season. ⚾️
Michael Conforto joins the Cubs' Opening Day roster, stepping in for the injured Seiya Suzuki. With Suzuki sidelined, expect defensive adjustments in right field. 🏟️
Seiya Suzuki's knee injury will sideline him for the Cubs' Opening Day. Michael Conforto secures a roster spot as Chicago navigates Suzuki's absence. 🏟️
Seiya Suzuki will miss Opening Day due to an injury sustained in the World Baseball Classic. As Chicago gears up for a crucial season, manager Craig Counsell faces decisions on Suzuki's status. 🏟️
Michael Conforto joins the Cubs' Opening Day lineup, stepping in as Seiya Suzuki remains sidelined. 🏟️
Rumors swirl around potential extensions for Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong and Nico Hoerner, but no urgency from the club yet. Crow-Armstrong remains under team control through 2030, while Hoerner's impending free agency heightens the stakes. 🏟️
Pete Crow-Armstrong is set to be the defining player for the Cubs' 2026 season, starting on Opening Day. With high expectations following an aggressive offseason, all eyes are on his impact. 🏟️
Cubs split squads stumble, losing to Reds and A's. Pitching struggles as Boyd and Taillon falter, with Boyd giving up multiple homers. Injuries concern as Assad exits early. Bullpen shines, though, with four relievers delivering scoreless frames. 🏟️
Cubs faced a split-squad challenge in the Cactus League, falling to the Reds 8-6 and the A’s 6-2. Boyd struggled against the Reds, while Taillon's homer issues resurfaced against the A’s. Amaya’s two homers were highlights in an otherwise tough night.
Cubs fans, brace yourselves: Amaya showed promise, but Boyd and Taillon struggled in recent games. Counsell humorously advised coaches to steer clear of Ballesteros. With four games left, the Cubs aim to fine-tune ahead of the season opener at Wrigley. ⚾
Seiya Suzuki's PCL sprain shakes up Cubs' Opening Day roster plans, impacting bench roles. Matt Shaw and Miguel Amaya are set, while Michael Conforto, Dylan Carlson, and Chas McCormick vie for spots. Expect bench dynamics to evolve post-Opening Day.
Matthew Boyd will start for the Cubs on Opening Day against the Nationals at Wrigley Field. Boyd, a Chicago favorite, had a stellar last season with a 14-8 record and 3.21 ERA. Cubs are eyeing a strong start with World Series aspirations. ⚾️