The Chicago Cubs have been extremely active this offseason, trying to improve what was a solid team last year. So far this winter, the Cubs have made quite a few moves to improve the organization.
The Chunichi Dragons of the Nippon Professional Baseball league in Japan posted pitcher Shinnosuke Ogasawara a couple weeks ago, but we haven’t heard too much on his process since then.
In case you missed it, the 2025 ZiPS projections are out and they kinda LOVE the Chicago Cubs. Sure, the forecast reveals some room for improvement at the top of the rotation and back-end of the bullpen, but the overall look is extremely bullish.
The Chicago Cubs were always going to look to add pitching this winter whether it be via trade or free agency, but most of the reporting indicated they were never going to be in on the bidding for the top of the market free agents like Corbin Burnes and Max Fried.
The Chicago Cubs seem willing to trade away their high-priced players and three veterans have been tabbed as likely to be moved next.
Yes, I read the Jesse Rogers piece on the Chicago Cubs. Being that it was Christmas Eve when it dropped, candidly, I wanted to take a breath before I more openly contemplated its next-level meaning.
You probably don’t want to remember these, but here we are. There have been other years when I’ve posted a number of blowout losses in this annual recap.
All right. Time to do the post-Christmas readjustment work. A little extra challenge for me this year: I’m taking the big kids to visit family in Texas on Friday, so I get to settle back into my routine for only one day.
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It's clear the Chicago Cubs are "going for it" in 2025 after four straight years of missing the playoffs. After acquiring Kyle Tucker in a blockbuster
No one quite knew what to expect from the Chicago Cubs this winter. After the 2024 season ended, chairman Tom Ricketts wrote his letter to the fans about wanting to become a contender and doing what it takes to achieve that goal.
It's been a better offseason for the Chicago Cubs than many expected. After trading for Kyle Tucker, it feels like the front office wants to start truly being a team that can compete for a World Series.
The Chicago Cubs and their fans were highly disappointed with how the 2024 season unfolded, as the team won only 83 games for the second consecutive year.
The Chicago Cubs have prioritized pitching this winter, both in the starting rotation and bullpen. While the Cubs offense should still add another bat or two, the front office seems more interested in improving the pitching.
The Chicago Cubs already have made one franchise-altering move this offseason. Could they end up making another? Chicago finished tied with the St. Louis Cardinals in second place in the National League Central standings in 2024 behind the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Chicago Cubs reportedly had a meeting with Roki Sasaki, per Marquee Sports Network. Sasaki, who has pitched in Japan in recent years, is talking to MLB teams about a potential contract.
Phil Nevin is joining the White Sox after all.
In a Bleacher Report article published early on Monday, the Chicago Cubs were a team listed as a top five suitor for Burnes according to the rumor mill.
The Rangers announced on Monday that they’ve signed right-hander Shawn Armstrong to a one-year, major league deal.
The Chicago Cubs made a trade for Kyle Tucker this offseason. After a seven-year run with the Houston Astros, Tucker is headed to the National League in an offseason blockbuster.
The Chicago Cubs continue to scour the market for depth signings. This time, they are turning to veteran catcher Carlos Perez, signing him to a minor-league deal with a Spring Training invite. It's standard procedure for teams to find hidden gems before they break for camp.
The Cubs have signed veteran catcher Carlos Pérez to a minor league deal, according to the transactions tracker on Pérez’s MLB.com profile page. The deal presumably includes an invite to MLB Spring Training.
The Chicago Cubs finally got their wish this week when Sammy Sosa all but admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs, and one prominent reporter thinks the situation is a bad look for the franchise.
The Chicago Cubs on Thursday invited Sammy Sosa to the team's offseason convention, a sign that the organization has repaired its relationship with the former star slugger.
Sammy Sosa made a major statement about his playing career on Thursday, and it could help lead to a reconciliation with his former team.
The Chicago Cubs trade of Cody Bellinger to the New York Yankees on Tuesday night was not about the return.
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