The Chicago Cubs made huge gains with Alex Bregman and Edward Cabrera. Are they positioned to finally dethrone the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central?

Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong was among the bundled-up fans at Soldier Field to witness the Bears’ wild, comeback playoff win over the Packers on Saturday night. As Da Bears were beginning to rally in the third quarter,

Chicago's 2026 lineup could look a little different, but the absence of the Cubs' top prospect from this predicted team has raised eyebrows.

Trying to scratch and claw their way back to the postseason, the Miami Marlins ' trade for the Chicago Cubs ' No. 1 prospect Owen Caissie was one they felt comfortable making. They parted ways with starting pitcher Edward Cabrera, who will now join a Cubs rotation that includes Matthew Boyd and Shota Imanaga.

With three years of control left at arbitration rates, the acquisition of Cabrera gives the Cubs some breathing room.

The Toronto Blue Jays could add a lefty to their bullpen by picking up Chicago Cubs free agent Taylor Rogers this winter.

A quick look through the Chicago Cubs' current roster makes it clear that they're in pretty good shape when it comes to their starting lineup and defensive posi