The Cubs made two more errors in Friday's 3-2 loss to the Mets at Wrigley Field, upping their season total to 33 entering Saturday, the second-most in the Major Leagues.More» Barney starts double play in the fourth
The Cubs scored two first-inning runs before New York's Matt Harvey retired 21 of the final 23 batters he faced in Chicago's 3-2 loss at Wrigley Field. Edwin Jackson matched Harvey for much of the afternoon, surrendering big hits but avoiding any rallies.More» Sveum on Barney out at home, Jackson's start
Matt Garza told the Des Moines Register on Thursday following his most recent rehab start that he's ready to return to the Cubs. Manager Dale Sveum said on Friday that he received "really good" reports on Garza's 75-pitch outing.More»Cubs' Garza breaks down his recovery timeline
With right-hander Kyuji Fujikawa off the disabled list, lefty James Russell having allowed only one run and closer Kevin Gregg perfect in save situations, Dale Sveum's bullpen is finally beginning to take shape.More» Gregg fans Bernadina to lock down the save
Since joining the team in mid-April, Kevin Gregg is a perfect 6-for-6 in save opportunities, all while providing veteran leadership and a calming presence in the Cubs' bullpen.More» Gregg fans Bernadina to lock down the save
Jeff Samardzija hadn't won a game since Opening Day and he took matters into his own hands on Wednesday. Samardzija smacked a two-run home run and struck out seven over eight innings to pick up his first win since April 1, leading the Cubs to a 6-3 victory over the Rockies at Wrigley Field.More» Samardzija launches two-run homer in second
Cubs pitcher Matt Garza will make his fourth Minor League rehab start on Thursday, pitching for Triple-A Iowa. The Cubs hope the right-hander, on the disabled list because of a strained left lat suffered in a Spring Training workout Feb. 17, will be able to go deeper in the game and throw 85-95 pitches.More»Cubs' Garza breaks down his recovery timeline
Carlos Marmol could only laugh at an Internet report Wednesday in which someone overheard the Cubs pitcher saying he wanted out of Chicago and a fresh start.More» Marmol picks off Molina stealing third
Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo appeared on MLB Network's "Intentional Talk" and revealed that he had to borrow a belt, that Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer are his "step parents," and he's jealous of Jeff Samardzija's hair.More»Rizzo talks to IT about best hair on the Cubs
Fans interested in tracking the restoration of Wrigley Field and showing their support for the project can follow the progress on a new website, WrigleyField.com, which the Cubs launched on Tuesday.More»Ricketts discusses proposal to save Wrigley Field
The Cubs need to shift one of the current starters to the bullpen when Matt Garza returns, and Carlos Villanueva may have made the decision easier. Eric Young Jr. hit a two-run homer and Carlos Gonzalez added a solo homer off Villanueva to power the Rockies to a 9-4 victory Tuesday night at Wrigley Field.More» Barney's solo homer puts Cubs on the board
Matt Garza's next rehab start is Thursday for Triple-A Iowa, and it could be his last, which will create a problem for the Cubs, who have a pretty good rotation right now.More»Cubs' Garza breaks down his recovery timeline
Third baseman Luis Valbuena was expected back in the Cubs' lineup on Wednesday, four days after spraining the little finger on his right hand when he slid into third base.More» Valbuena makes a nice catch in the fifth
Theo Epstein, Len Kasper and Peter Gammons will host the second annual Hot Stove Cool Music Chicago benefit concert on June 21 at Wrigleyville's Metro.More»
The Cubs have finally climbed above the Mendoza line when batting with runners in scoring position. Chicago entered Tuesday's game batting .204 with RISP, still lowest in the Major Leagues. The team leads the National League with 87 doubles and 131 extra-base hits. But they rank 10th in runs scored.More»
Travis Wood posted his eighth consecutive quality start and hit an RBI double, one of six by the team, while Alfonso Soriano belted a two-run homer, and Starlin Castro, Nate Schierholtz and David DeJesus all drove in a pair to lift the Cubs to a 9-1 victory Monday night against the Rockies.More» Wood gives up two hits over seven innings
The Cubs have signed first baseman Anthony Rizzo to a seven-year, $41 million contract extension with two club options worth $14.5 million each. The deal includes escalators which could increase the total value of the contract to $73 million.More»Rizzo, Cubs GM talk seven-year contract extension
First baseman Anthony Rizzo, 23, is the second young Cubs player to receive a long-term extension. Shortstop Starlin Castro was rewarded with a seven-year, $60 million contract last August.More»Cubs lock up Rizzo long-term
Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro signed a long-term deal last August and first baseman Anthony Rizzo received a new contract Monday. What about Jeff Samardzija?More» Samardzija strikes out eight over six frames
Matt Garza's next Minor League rehab outing will be Thursday for Triple-A Iowa, and the Cubs will make a decision after that as to whether the right-hander is ready to be activated from the disabled list.More»
Dioner Navarro was loosening up in the clubhouse prior to Sunday's game with his pink Mother's Day bat. After the catcher recorded two hits in a 2-1 win over the Nationals, don't be surprised if he tries to use it in his next game.More» Navarro's infield single is Cubs' first hit
Laurie Rizzo would do almost anything -- including driving long distances -- to see her son Anthony play baseball. It's something she wasn't sure she'd be able to do after he was diagnosed with cancer in April 2008.More»Happy Mother's Day from Major League Baseball
Cubs third baseman Luis Valbuena was able to play catch and hit in the batting cage on Sunday, one day after spraining the little finger on his right hand sliding into third base.More» Espinosa's relay cuts down Valbuena at third
Cubs pitcher Matt Garza will make at least one more Minor League rehab start, and possibly two, after his abbreviated Double-A outing on Saturday.More»
Last year, the Cubs were sellers at the Trade Deadline, as general manager Jed Hoyer dealt veterans such as Ryan Dempster and Paul Maholm to acquire players for the future.More»
Edwin Jackson outdueled Stephen Strasburg, as he held the Nats to two runs in 5 1/3 frames in the Cubs' 8-2 win on Saturday. Jackson also got Chicago on the board with a two-run double.More» Jackson's two-run double shatters the tie
