The Chicago Cubs pitching staff is in an interesting spot headed into the season really just 10 days from now. While the Cubs were expected headed into
The Chicago Cubs are slowly getting their roster together to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Japan for the Tokyo series on March 18-19. The Cubs have a couple of interesting positional battles happening in camp that will likely come to a head in the coming days.
The Chicago Cubs stand to have a pretty strong starting rotation. Even with Javier Assad’s left oblique strain sidelining him and forcing him to start the season on the injured list, the team still looks deep when it comes to starting pitching.
Ben Brown took the mound yesterday for a couple innings in his spring debut, the first time he’d pitched competitively in a game since he was shut down last summer with what wound up being a pretty mysterious neck injury.
The Chicago Cubs have some battles brewing for someone to fill the fifth spot in their rotation. The Cubs could potentially utilize a six-man rotation with a couple of their starters either dealing with an injury or working their way back from one.
Where will the flame-throwing right-hander fit for the Cubs? Starter or reliever? Ben Brown, No. 32 in your program guide, has one of those arms. Scouts oohed when they saw his heater and he has what they call ‘the death ball’, a rapidly-descending slurve kinda thing, which the Pitch Lab teaches.
The news of Javier Assad suffering an early setback with a possible oblique injury was a bummer, though it may open up opportunities for the Cubs to look to someone else as a primary starter.
The Chicago Cubs farm system is loaded with talent, but some of the team’s young pitching assets spent a good portion of last season sidelined with injury.
The Chicago Cubs could make the playoffs for the first time in five years and they need a strong starting rotation to do just that! If the the Chicago
During the first part of this past season, one of the rising stars for the Chicago Cubs was rookie pitcher Ben Brown. Called up for his Major League debut
Ben Brown put a jolt in the Chicago Cubs pitching staff this season. The hard-throwing right-hander spent time in both the starting rotation and bullpen in 2024 before being put on the injured list with a neck injury that kept him out for the remainder of the regular season.
The Chicago Cubs have shut down rookie pitcher Ben Brown “for the time being,” manager Craig Counsell said to the media following the team on Monday, including the Chicago Sun-Times.
Cubs right-hander Ben Brown was placed on the injured list with a neck strain last week, but the team has now diagnosed him with a more ominous-sounding stress reaction in his neck.
Chicago Cubs right-hander Ben Brown was placed on the 15-day injured list on Tuesday with a left neck strain. While Brown is out, Jordan Wicks was reinstated from the 15-day IL on Friday and is the primary candidate to take Brown’s spot in the rotation.
The Chicago Cubs placed right hander Ben Brown on the injured list prior to Tuesday's game. Brown will hit the 15-day IL with a neck strain, retroactive to June 9.
The Chicago Cubs have seemingly struck gold with rookie right-hander Ben Brown. The versatile Cubs pitcher has been used both as a starter and out of the bullpen in 2024.
Chicago Cubs rookie right-hander Ben Brown was untouchable against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday, and he carved out a spot in the MLB history books as a result.
Following a 9-2 beatdown from the Atlanta Braves, the Chicago Cubs informed the public regarding who will start on Thursday. When starters were originally announced prior to the series, Thursday was left as an open slot on the probable pitchers list.
The Chicago Cubs and Arizona Diamondbacks enter Monday night's start of a three-game series in Phoenix coming off of series wins. The Cubs beat the Seattle Mariners in two of three games in Seattle, and the Diamondbacks won two of three contests from the visiting St.
It was announced Monday night that young right-hander Ben Brown will be making his first career start tonight. The 24-year-old will be opposed in San Diego by all-star Joe Musgrove in game two of a three-game series.
The Chicago Cubs are set to recall pitching prospect Ben Brown on Saturday, according to multiple reports, while left-hander Justin Steele will be placed on the 15-day injured list with a hamstring issue first diagnosed as a strain.
The Cubs will see what he can do as a starter.
Acquired in the David Robertson trade with the Philadelphia Phillies in 2022, RHP Ben Brown has been climbing up the Chicago Cubs system rather quickly.
Every team has holes to fill, and the Chicago Cubs could look in-house to fill theirs. Five Cubs’ prospects stand out among the rest when it comes to making their MLB debut in 2024.
The Chicago Cubs might not be motivated to move them, but teams appear to have trade interest in two of the club's more intriguing young arms.
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