All Cubs fans can hope for is that Steele's IL stint is as short as he hopes. For this team to be a serious postseason threat, they'll need Steele pitching like the All-Star he is when he's right.

I'm not sure how a single Cubs fan can feel good about Tucker's future right now. He's raking in the middle of his prime, which means Chicago will need to survive an aggressive marketplace in free ...

On Saturday afternoon, Chicago Cubs fans got their first in-game look at the club's new 'Baby Blues' alternate jerseys. The jerseys, which effectively replace the former "Wrigleyville" City ...

The Cubs hosted the Padres Friday ... When asked how big of a fan of the team they are ... "Like 10 out of 10," Vaughn said. "Like nine out 10. It's the only really good Chicago team.

Abbreviated to FIP, this metric measures the pitcher’s level of dominance independent ... that Steele is not being “bailed” out by the Cubs defense. He is dominated independent of the ...

CHICAGO — Looking down at the crush of fans jammed into the Wrigley Field concourse before Friday’s home opener, I thought, you know what, the Cubs just might “break even” this season.

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But one young fan had a once-in-a-lifetime experience just moments before the stadium's euphoric reaction. After the ball bounced back onto the field, Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong retrieved ...

The fans wooing Tucker for six or seven months is only one tiny piece of what might keep the Cubs’ best player — potentially MLB’s next No. 1 free-agent prize — in Chicago for longer than ...

Ayala’s boyfriend, Christopher Escobedo, dropped to one knee and asked her to marry him in front of the iconic Wrigley Field marquee and swarms of fellow Cubs fans flocking to Wrigleyville for ...

Seven observations from the opening of baseball season in Chicago, including a rough start for the Cubs bullpen — and a tough day for Roger Bossard and his White Sox ground crew.