The Cubs Are At It Again — Signing Another Reclamation Project In Their Endless Hunt For Pitching Depth

That’s how the Cubs do it these days. No press release. No fanfare. Just Drew Pomeranz showing up in a Des Moines uniform on a Tuesday night, tossing a scoreless inning, and the baseball world going — wait, when did that happen? Chicago signed him late last week and didn’t even bother telling anyone. At…

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Jed Hoyer Raids the Mets’ Wreckage — And Lands Himself an All-Star

  With injuries piling up in the rotation, including setbacks to Edward Cabrera and Ben Brown, it seemed inevitable that Cubs president Jed Hoyer would have to act quickly on the trade market. Chicago was dealing with six starting pitchers on the injured list, creating an urgent need for reinforcements. That move came shortly after…

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Jeff Passan Just Delivered The Most Brutal Mets Burn — And The Cubs Are Entirely Responsible

Jeff Passan is one of the most respected baseball insiders on the planet. He breaks trades, reports contracts, and generally operates with the kind of measured professionalism you’d expect from someone at ESPN. And then Wednesday night happened, the Mets committed six errors in a single game, and Passan looked at his keyboard and typed…

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The Mets Game Barely Finished And The Cubs Already Have More Bad News — This Time It’s Cabrera

The Chicago Cubs won 9-6 against the Mets on Tuesday night in New York. A good result. A needed result. And then Craig Counsell stepped up to the microphone after the game and reminded everyone that nothing comes easy for this rotation in 2026. Edward Cabrera. Hamstring. IL. Again. What Happened Out There It was…

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Transfer Saga: Cubs Take a Flier on Released 20-Year-Old Pitcher Ahead of Mets Series

  It’s not the splashy deadline move Cubs fans are desperately waiting for. Nobody’s printing a jersey. Nobody’s losing their mind on Twitter. But quietly, on a Monday afternoon ahead of a road trip to New York, Chicago dipped into the bargain bin and pulled out a name worth keeping an eye on — if…

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8 YEARS OF WAITING — JUSTIN DEAN NOTCHES 1ST EVER MLB HIT

  745 games. Over 3,000 plate appearances. Eight years grinding through Minor League ballparks most fans have never heard of. And on Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field, Justin Dean finally got the moment he’d been chasing his entire adult life. A three run triple. A lost helmet rounding second. A standing ovation from a crowd…

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REVEALED: THE ONE THING THE CUBS ABSOLUTELY  MUSTFIX BEFORE THE TRADE DEADLINE

Two separate ten game winning streaks. And yet the Chicago Cubs sit at 39-36, third in the NL Central, eight games back of the division lead. That’s the kind of season that makes you scratch your head — flashes of brilliance buried inside a frustrating, inconsistent grind. The trade deadline is coming. And there’s no…

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HATERS ARE COOKED: PETE CROW-ARMSTRONG IS AN MVP CANDIDATE

The Most Hated Man in Baseball Is Also One of the Best Funny how that works, isn’t it. Pete Crow-Armstrong is the crown jewel of Chicago, the guy Cubs fans would run through a wall for — and simultaneously, somehow, the most despised player in the sport to literally everyone wearing a different jersey. Both…

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MARK POPE UNVEILS A STAR-STUDDED ROSTER AS SUMMER WORKOUTS OFFICIALLY KICK OFF

  From Punching Bag to Praise Magnet — In One Offseason Remember when Kentucky fans couldn’t open Twitter without getting roasted? When every recruiting miss turned into another reason for the rest of college basketball to laugh at Lexington? Yeah. That guy is gone. Mark Pope spent the offseason quietly assembling a roster that’s now…

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