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- Sep 29, 2026
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Cubs Rumors: Ian Happ hometown discount could dictate offseason after viral farewell (opens the original)
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Ian Happ has spent his entire professional baseball career with the Chicago Cubs organization after the team drafted him in the first-round in 2015, but Happ will be a free agent after the postseason concludes and seemingly bid farewell to the Wrigley Field faithful in what could have been his final home game as a member of the Cubs. However, Happ's time with the Cubs might not be coming to a close after all. A source familiar with Happ's thinking told FanSided that they could see the outfielder
Cubs reveal next Justin Steele steps as anticipated return becomes race against 2026 season (opens the original)
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With two weeks left in the regular season, the clock is ticking for Chicago Cubs pitcher Justin Steele to return from the injured list. Steele hasn't pitched in an MLB game since Apr. 7 of the 2025 season due to undergoing left elbow surgery. But it now appears that he's getting close to a big league come back. Craig Counsell told reporters over the weekend that Steele will throw a bullpen in front of team pitching coaches in Chicago on Sunday. If all goes well, Steele will pitch in another reha
Youngest and oldest Silver Slugger Winners in Cubs History (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs are a storied franchise with plenty of legendary offensive players who have worn the uniform in their long history. Since 1980 when the honor became a thing, the Cubs have had a number of Louisville Silver Slugger Award winners on their team. With the award set to be given out in November to MLB's best hitters, let's take a look at the youngest and oldest Silver Slugger winners in Cubs history. This name shouldn't surprise Cubs fans. Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg won
Cubs Rumors: Jed Hoyer attempted big Red Sox trade at deadline before Nationals deal (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs completed their mission of adding starting pitching at the trade deadline by landing Kevin Gausman from the Toronto Blue Jays and Clay Holmes from the New York Mets. They also brought in lefty David Peterson from the Mets, who has been solid since joining the team. One of the other many names that the Cubs front office and president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer discussed has now come to light. The Cubs had interest in then Boston Red Sox left-handed starter Connelly Early ah
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