Phillies Tie up Cubs Series 1-1
Cubs win second straight against Padres 7-1
Matthew Boyd tossed the third straight for the Chicago Cubs on Saturday in their 7-1 win over the San Diego Padres. Boyd went six innings without allowing a run and striking out five en route to the win. It was the fifth straight win for the Cubs. The Cubs got the scoring started in the… read more
Three MLB players who are most likely to receive an extension next
The contract extension wave may have died down, but there are three MLB players who stand out as next in line to receive an extension.
Cubs beat undefeated Padres 3-1 in Wrigley Field opener
Shota Imanaga got an out in the eighth inning for the first time in his Major League Baseball career as the Chicago Cubs beat the San Diego Padres 3-1 in the home opener at Wrigley Field. Imanaga pitched 7 1/3 innings, allowing just four hits and one run with four strikeouts to earn his second… read more
Kyle Tucker Showing Why He Was Acquired by the Cubs
Don’t look now, but there is a new star on the North Side of Chicago. The Cubs front office did a fine job making sure to bolster their roster in what is a gauntlet of a National League. It came at a a cost, but the Cubs landed Kyle Tucker. Tucker is undoubtedly a top… read more
Cubs sweep A’s in Sacramento
The Chicago Cubs finished off a three-game sweep of the Oakland/Sacramento/Las Vegas A’s on Thursday with a 10-2 win. The A’s are playing this season at Sutter Health Park, and the Cubs hitters really enjoyed their time there. They scored a total of 35 runs in the three-game series highlighted by 18 runs on Monday… read more
Why Baseball Opening Day Should Be a National Holiday
Each year, as winter fades and spring takes hold, millions of Americans rejoice at the arrival of Major League Baseball’s Opening Day. For baseball fans, it’s more than just the first game of the season—it’s a symbol of renewal, hope, and national tradition. Yet, despite its deep cultural significance, Opening Day remains an ordinary workday… read more
Cubs get swept by the Dodgers in Japan
It was not the start to the 2025 season the Chicago Cubs were hoping for. Despite the Los Angeles Dodgers missing both Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, the Cubs lost twice to start the season 0-2. Justin Steele took the ball in game two and was knocked around in his four innings of work. He… read more
Japanese Aces Didn’t Disapoint On MLB Opening Day
Major League Baseball officially kicked off its 2025 season this morning in Tokyo Japan with the Dodgers taking down the Cubs 4-1. Chicago struck first, scoring their only run in the second inning but a three-run fifth and four hitless innings from the Dodger bullpen lifted LA to victory. However, no pitch needed to be… read more
Cubs fall to Dodgers 4-1 in season opener
The Chicago Cubs kicked off their 2025 regular season with a 4-1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Tokyo. Walks were really the story of the day for the Cubs. Shota Imanaga threw did not allow a hit in four scoreless innings. However, he did walk four batters. That helped push his pitch count… read more
Seiya Suzuki Took A Samurai Sword To Batting Practice
The Tokyo Series is just DAYS AWAY for Major League Baseball, where we will see the Chicago Cubs face off against the defending World Series Champions known as the Los Angeles Dodgers. This will be a highly-contested match-up between two stout lineups from the National League, that will take place at the Tokyo Dome in… read more
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