The Chicago Cubs defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks, 13-11, on Friday at Wrigley Field — and that’s underselling what happened. Yes, it was a slugfest. But it was how the game developed that made history in two unique ways.
I honestly don't know where to begin. How about with the fact that the Cubs just won a baseball game despite surrendering 10 runs in the eighth inning?
The Chicago Cubs took a weekend series against the San Diego Padres, winning two of three games. Their offense, led by Kyle Tucker, has been hot, and the pitching is off to a solid start as well.
In an era where players seem to change teams as frequently as they change clothes, Chicago Cubs left fielder Ian Happ is in one way a throwback. On Saturday, when Chicago stopped the San Diego Padres 7-1 to earn a series win, Happ played his 1,000th MLB game.
How many of the last players from every MLB franchise to win an MVP Award can you name in five minutes?
The Chicago Cubs have a long history compared to most major league teams. On Saturday, April 5th, one beloved Cubs outfielder will reach a significant career milestone.
Chicago Cubs leftfielder Ian Happ has been a staple for them ever since he made his Major League debut back in 2017. Happ came up after the Cubs broke the drought of not winning a World Series since 1908 and was a part of the young nucleus of players that featured Anthony Rizzo, Kyle Schwarber, and Kris Bryant.
The Chicago Cubs finally got to play a game at Wrigley Field. Following an adventurous spring that saw the team travel from Arizona to the Tokyo Dome in Japan, back to Arizona, and then to Sacramento, Cubs players felt a little disoriented before their home opener on Friday.
The Chicago Cubs have one of the best farm system in baseball, with a high concentration of those prospects waiting in Triple-A. With their recent first-round picks, Chicago has addressed needs on the pitching staff and the infield.
A Major League Baseball campaign is a marathon, not a sprint, so it's hardly time to push the panic button on the Chicago Cubs' 1-3 start. Four games only accounts for roughly 2.5% of an MLB season, but nothing is going right for the Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs opened up their stateside schedule with a 10-6 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks Thursday night. Chicago was powered by their offense.
Ian Happ continued playing the role of hero for Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs are embracing their youth to start 2025. On Sunday, the Cubs chose to send Nicky Lopez to minor league camp with the expectation the infielder with 668 MLB games under his belt will bolt for another organization in the majors this spring.
The Chicago Cubs are looking to make a statement this season and will attempt to accomplish it with a few veteran additions. One player the Cubs have brought in this season is infielder/designated hitter Justin Turner.
The Chicago Cubs made a free agency splash on Tuesday morning, signing 40-year-old infielder Justin Turner on a one-year deal. Turner is a 16-year veteran
The Chicago Cubs have two players that are among the best in an very important category: availability. It's hard for a player to add value to their team without actually playing for them, so staying healthy is one of the most valuable qualities.
The Chicago Cubs had a relatively disappointing season in 2024, but Ian Happ solidified himself as one of the top left fielders in all of baseball. MLB Network releases through positional ranking every season.
To no Chicago Cubs fan’s surprise, Ian Happ has cracked MLB Network’s Top 10 Left Fielders Right Now list once again. If Cubs On Tap contributor Ron Luce didn’t say it enough in his most recent article, it’s about time people started putting a little more respect on Happ’s name.
An update has been issued regarding the disagreements within the MLB Players Association that led to a battle for power within the union in March.
The Cleveland Guardians are sure to be in the hunt for bats this offseason, and while it would be nice to add a couple of pieces via free agency, it might be more economically feasible for the Guardians to achieve the feat via trades.
The MLB awards are one of the most underrated parts of all the MLB season. Of course Opening Day and the Post Season have their appeals, but the MLB Awards are just as exciting because it’s a showing of all the hard work put into the season coming to fruition.
Ian Happ went 3-for-4 with a tape measure home run and Seiya Suzuki added a pair of doubles and three RBIs as the visiting Chicago Cubs salvaged the series finale with a 13-4 rout of the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.
There's a ton of friendly weather and helping wind on Friday's MLB slate, so let's finish the week off strong with three more HR bets.
Ian Happ hit a pair of three-run homers -- one from each side of the plate -- as the Chicago Cubs salvaged the series finale Thursday with a 10-2 victory over the visiting Philadelphia Phillies.
There was a time not long ago when it appeared Ian Happ’s days with the Chicago Cubs were all but over. With the trade deadline approaching in 2022, the Cubs were reportedly willing to part with Happ to add younger talent.
Saturday started off as a great day of excitement and optimism for the Pittsburgh Pirates as Paul Skenes, one of the best pitching prospects of the past 15 years, was set to make his major league debut.
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