Cubs Stuff

The Cubs’ incredibly frustrating play continued against the Athletics at Wrigley Field on Wednesday night. This time, the bullpen squandered a late lead before losing in extra innings.ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(146); }); The A’s scored two early runs against Colin Rea, beginning with an RBI groundout by Tyler Soderstrom in the top [...]

Even in Year 2, the Cubs and the Brewers are both feeling big impacts from the former hiring coach Quintin Berry away from the latter. [...]

Seiya Suzuki has been in one of the deepest slumps of his Chicago Cubs career over the past month, but it's par for the course for the streaky slugger. [...]

When or if the Cubs turn things around, it’s going to come down to the offense. Though the pitching staff has suffered myriad injuries, none of that matters all that much when the team isn’t scoring runs. In May, the Cubs ranked 27th in OPS, with or without runners in [...]

For the second night in a row, the Cubs came oh so close to tying the game in the final inning, but Alex Bregman’s liner hooked foul, and then he flied out to end the game. Cubs lose again. This time, they blew a late lead to make it happen, [...]

Tonight, Red Sox interim third base coach Chad Epperson did something I have never seen before on a baseball diamond. And surprisngly (to me, at least), I think it might actually be legal! Let me set the stage and share the clip first. In the bottom of the first inning [...]

That’s a moment to celebrate right there. A milestone for lifetime Chicago Cubs player Ian Happ. He has now reached quadruple digits in hits in his career, after hustling out a double in the 4th inning tonight: A hustle double for Ian Happ's 1,000th career hit! pic.twitter.com/N4emkgvmG9— Marquee Sports Network (@WatchMarquee) [...]

It counts as a comeback even if the deficit started really early! Not that I’m counting any chickens just yet. After Nico Hoerner ripped a double to the wall (he hit it so hard that usually-good-left-fielder Tyler Soderstrom got eaten alive), Pete Crow-Armstrong followed by yanking out his 8th home [...]

Maybe a little sparkling defensive play was all Seiya Suzuki needed to break back out at the plate! Please?! He just hit his first home run since MAY 8: SEIYA! SEE YA! ABSOLUTELY CRUSHED! 🚀 pic.twitter.com/gaeeiLI9gq— Marquee Sports Network (@WatchMarquee) June 4, 2026 https://platform.x.com/widgets.js Seiya Suzuki was really saving it up for that [...]

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In an organization desperate for pitching, which minor-league arm gave the Cubs hope in May? [...]

The Chicago Cubs are poised to get much-needed help in the form of Matthew Boyd and Edward Cabrera, both of whom are expected to return from the IL soon. [...]

We all know Alex Bregman isn't slugging - at least not yet - but the Chicago Cubs star's struggles with runners on base have also been a major pain point. [...]

CUBS LINEUP — I don’t know if this really constitutes a shakeup, but it’s definitely a different-looking group (and order) than the Cubs lineups we’ve seen lately. Chicago Cubs Lineup: Nico Hoerner, 2B Pete Crow-Armstrong, CF Alex Bregman, DH Seiya Suzuki, RF Ian Happ, LF Dansby Swanson, SS Michael Busch, 1B Pedro Ramirez, 3B Miguel Amaya, C With another Athletics [...]

Happy birthday, Evan, hope you like crap! That’s what the Cubs told me yesterday, but the truly unfortunate part is that they shared their poor play with all of us. Tuesday’s loss was the sixth time in their last 12 games that they’ve scored one or no runs, and just [...]

Right fielder Frank “Wildfire” Schulte was born 9/17/1882 in Cochecton, NY, and died 10/2/1949 in Oakland, Ca. He was 67 years old. In between is the story.ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(146); }); “Frank developed his rudimentary baseball skills with his local school team,” reads his SABR bio. “Before the 1902 season, Frank [...]

“Well I’ll be ridin’ on that bus ’til I Cadillac.” — Waitin’ for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago by ZZ Topezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(146); }); We’ve seen this movie before, right? The Cubs are going to let the Brewers get an unsurmountable lead before turning on the jets to fight for a [...]

Casey at the Bat is an 1888 poem by Ernest L. Thayer, who wrote for the Harvard Lampoon under the pseudonym Phin. William Randolph Hearst had at one time been the editor of that periodical when he was at the school. The background is that George Hearst had purchased the [...]