Seiya Suzuki is batting third and starting at designated hitter for the Chicago Cubs in their showdown with the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday, per the club's official lineup card.
The Chicago Cubs sought to complete a two game mid-week series sweep against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night, but they are having to do it without one of the keys cogs of their lineup in Seiya Suzuki.
The Chicago Cubs will be without an important member of their lineup on Wednesday night. Following an epic comeback victory on Tuesday, the Cubs are looking to take the two-game set against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Wrigley Field.
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The Chicago Cubs have had a series of unfortunate injury news occur during their trip to face the Los Angeles Dodgers this weekend. Designated hitter Seiya Suzuki had to exit Saturday night’s game due to right wrist pain.
The Chicago Cubs are in Hollywood for a big series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. After losing Game 1, almost everything went right on Saturday for the Cubbies.
The Chicago Cubs will be without one of their top players for the next few days. According to manager Craig Counsell via Taylor McGregor of Marquee Sports
Cubs slugger Seiya Suzuki exited Saturday's game against the Dodgers due to right wrist pain, per a team announcement.
The injury bug is starting to hit the Chicago Cubs. Starting pitcher Justin Steele is seeking a second opinion while dealing with an elbow injury. The Cubs are not sure if Steele will need Tommy John surgery, a procedure he underwent in 2017.
The Chicago Cubs were well represented during the 2023 World Baseball Classic (WBC). Back then, a few familiar names participating included Mark Derosa managing Team USA, Marcus Stroman pitching for Team Puerto Rico, Seiya Suzuki on Team Japan, and Javier Assad on Team Mexico.
When the Chicago Cubs traded for Kyle Tucker back in December, they traded for a superstar. Tucker may have been underrated or underappreciated while he was with the Houston Astros, considering the teammates he’s had.
The Chicago Cubs offense seems to be firing on all cylinders after coming off their first sweep against the Athletics. The Cubs in the series scored a season-high 35 runs, which set an Athletics franchise record and will help them for the series ahead of them.
The Chicago Cubs are headed back to Wrigley Field this weekend for a tough matchup against the undefeated San Diego Padres. After a rough start for both the pitching staff and offense when they dropped both games to the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in Japan, things seem to be back on the right track.
The Chicago Cubs offense was rolling in Sacramento as they swept a three game series against the Athletics. Their 35 runs scored was the most ever given up by the Athletics during their first three home games of a season.
Sacramento was good to the Chicago Cubs. The team posted 35 runs across the three-game set, with another 10 on Wednesday in the getaway-day matinee. Seiya
The Chicago Cubs completed a sweep of the Athletics on Wednesday, taking the first three games in the A's "Sacramento Era." The 10-2 win ran the Cubs record to 5-4 while the A's dropped to 2-5.
It turns out a series with the Athletics was just what Seiya Suzuki and the Cubs needed. On Wednesday, Chicago's bats continued to torch the A's with a 10-2 win, moving the Cubs' record to 5-4 overall.
The Chicago Cubs completed a three-game demolition of the Athletics new home in Sacramento, Calif., on Wednesday afternoon, riding two home runs from Seiya Suzuki to a 10-2 victory and a sweep of the interleague series.
The Chicago Cubs have a strong core complemented by veteran players looking to establish themselves during the 2025 MLB season. With the season underway, Chicago is ready to compete for the National League Central title and could explore the trade market to address roster needs and shed a high-dollar contract.
The Chicago Cubs captured their first win last night against the Arizona Diamondbacks, winning the game by a score of 10-6. The Cub’s offense was led by catcher Miguel Maya, who contributed five RBIs to his stat sheet, and leftfielder Ian Happ who had three RBIs of his own, one coming on a solo home run in the fourth inning off pitcher Zac Gallen.
While all eyes are on World Series-or-bust teams, some sleeper contenders might fly under the radar to begin the 2025 MLB season.
The Chicago Cubs looked to be bringing a most unhappy camper with them, playing a vital role, into the 2025 season. Japanese star Seiya Suzuki was not happy about having his right field spot taken by Cody Bellinger in 2024 and he wasn’t happy about being named the full-time designated hitter as Kyle Tucker was brought on to the team for 2025.
There was an interesting report that came out regarding Chicago Cubs star outfielder Seiya Suzuki. Following the Cubs' acquisition of star outfielder Kyle Tucker, who presumably takes over in right where the Japanese slugger had been, the Los Angeles Dodgers are eyeing him as a possible trade target.
During the MLB Winter Meetings, rumors started coming out about the Chicago Cubs potentially being open to trading star outfielder Seiya Suzuki. While they have not made a move with him yet, one could still make sense.
He has long been a statcast darling who hits the ball hard and takes his walks.
The outfielder was hit in the side by the ball while stealing second base in the first inning.
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