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Brandon Morrow Weighs in on Whether He'll Dance With Bullpen in 2018
The Chicago Cubs’ bullpen found an incredibly unique way to celebrate home runs last year, but it doesn’t appear that their new closer is going to play ball.
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Meet the New Chicago Cubs: Brandon Morrow
After three straight trips to the National League Championship Series, the Chicago Cubs have retooled their roster as they prepare for the 2018 season, including in the closer’s role.
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AP Source: Reliever Davis, Rockies Agree to 3-Year Deal
A person familiar with the negotiations says All-Star reliever Wade Davis and the Colorado Rockies have agreed on a three-year, $52 million contract.
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Hector Rondon Finds New Home
Apparently former Chicago Cubs pitcher Hector Rondon has a thing for playing with champion teams.
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Cubs Sign Steve Cishek to 2-Year Contract: Reports
The Chicago Cubs have reportedly added another strong arm to their bullpen this week, as they’ve inked Steve Cishek to a two-year contract.
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Cubs Nearing Contract With Top-End Reliever, Reports Say
The Chicago Cubs will likely have a new closer next season, as they are nearing a contract with one of the most coveted relievers on the market.
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Cubs Keeping Busy as Hot Stove is Slow to Heat Up
Baseball’s hot stove has yet to get cooking, but the Chicago Cubs have been busy as free agency gets underway.
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Arrieta, Davis Make Decisions on Cubs' Qualifying Offers: Report
Jake Arrieta and Wade Davis have both turned down their qualifying offers from the Chicago Cubs, according to a new report.
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2018 Free Agency: Cubs Hitting the Market
The 2017 Chicago Cubs didn’t quite get to the World Series, and the team could be saying goodbye to several key players this offseason.
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Cubs Offseason Preview: What Are the Team's Biggest Needs?
The Chicago Cubs are one year removed from winning the World Series, but questions are already swirling about the offseason after the team was eliminated from the NLCS by the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday night.
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Cubs Set Game 5 Lineup vs. Dodgers
The Chicago Cubs have already stayed alive twice in this postseason, and they’ll look to do it again on Thursday night when they take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 5 of the NLCS.
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Joe Maddon Makes Colorful Threat After Game 4 Ejection
Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon is generally known as a cool customer, but he went ballistic during Wednesday’s Game 4 against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Ump Admits He Missed Call After Cubs' Maddon Tossed Again in NLCS
Cubs manager Joe Maddon turned out to be right. Even the umpire said so, later.
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Joe Maddon Doesn't Care If You Disagree With Him
Cubs manager Joe Maddon knows he’s received some harsh criticism for his bullpen choices in Game 2 against the Dodgers – and he doesn’t care.
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Opinion: Maddon's Ninth Inning Mismanagement Is His Biggest Blunder
Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon has pushed a lot of buttons and pulled a lot of levers in his three years at the helm, but on Sunday night, he may have made his biggest misstep yet.
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Jon Lester Says He ‘Blacked Out' During Davis' Seven-Out Save
Don’t ask Jon Lester about Wade Davis’ seven-out save during the Cubs’ Game 5 win against the Nationals Thursday night – he doesn’t know.
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Maddon Reveals Reliever Plans for Game 5 vs. Nationals
Chicago Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks will be on the mound for the team as they take on the Washington Nationals in Game 5 of the NLDS on Thursday night, but manager Joe Maddon has another trick up his sleeve as the Cubs face elimination.
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Cubs Beat Nationals 3-0 in Game 1 of NLDS
The Chicago Cubs were no-hit through five innings, but that didn’t stop them as they took out the Washington Nationals in Game 1 of the NLDS.
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Wade Davis Blows First Save as Cubs Fall to Brewers
The Chicago Cubs had two chances to beat the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, and Wade Davis couldn’t get the job done as the Brewers walked off with a 4-3 victory at Miller Park.
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Cubs Thrash Cardinals 8-2 After Lackey, Contreras Ejected
The Chicago Cubs lost starting pitcher John Lackey and catcher Willson Contreras to ejections, but it didn’t matter as they blew out the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2 at Wrigley Field.
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