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Every Cubs Player Who Might Not Be Back in 2027 After Wild Card Disappointment (opens the original)
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With the Chicago Cubs' 2026 season coming to an ugly end on Wednesday night, the offseason has begun for President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer and his front office. With 16 pending free agents worth nearly $150 million, the Cubs will not only have some money coming off their books, but they'll have plenty of roster holes that need to be filled. Almost the Cubs' entire starting rotation in Shota Imanaga, Matthew Boyd, Kevin Gausman, Clay Holmes, David Peterson, and Colin Rea could be headed
Cubs Rout Reds: 17 Runs, 3 HRs for Crow-Armstrong, Legends Fill Wrigley (opens the original)
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In a season packed with MVP-caliber moments, Chicago Cubs superstar Pete Crow-Armstrong added another milestone Saturday, strengthening his case for the National League’s Most Valuable Player award. The Cubs (77-59) embarrassed the Cincinnati Reds (64-72) in a 17-5 win, which included THREE home runs from PCA. He was one of four Cubs hitters to go deep this afternoon, with 19 total hits in a special game at Wrigley Field in late August. Kevin Gausman picked up the win despite the Reds scoring al
3 Takeaways After Cubs Suzuki Blast and Holmes Masterpiece Leads to 3-0 Win (opens the original)
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Nothing beats a 1:20 pm Friday afternoon game at Wrigley Field in August! The Chicago Cubs (72-51) bested the St. Louis Cardinals (61-61) 3-0 Friday afternoon with all three runs coming off a Seiya Suzuki 3-run homer in the bottom of the 6th. Both Clay Holmes and Matt Liberatore had no-hitters going into the 5th inning, with Holmes picking up his first win as a Cub in front of a home crowd. As things currently stand, the Cubs are 3.5 games back of the Brewers for 1st place in the NL Central. And
3 Takeaways after Cubs Spoil Skubal's Debut and Down Dodgers in Electric Fashion (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs (65-49) ruined Tarik Skubal's debut for the Los Angeles Dodgers (69-45), winning 5-1 Tuesday night and saddling Skubal with a loss. Javier Assad pitched well enough for the win, but it went to Ryan Rolison as the Cubs' bullpen combined for 3.1 scoreless and hitless innings of work. The atmosphere at Wrigley Field felt like a playoff game, with fans reacting to each pitch, a taste of what is hoped to be an exciting second half that leads to an even more exciting postseason run. M
3 Takeaways After Cubs Pour It On Early in 10-1 Series Clinching Win Over Twins (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs (56-43) have grabbed their first series win of the second half of the season, winning a 10-1 blowout over the Minnesota Twins (49-51) and moving 13-games above .500 on the season. The Cubs didn't waste any time scoring, putting all 10 of their runs up in the first four innings this afternoon. Shota Imanaga cruised through 7 innings of scoreless work and lowered his ERA to 3.91 on the year. And Nico Hoerner is finally looking like himself with another multi-hit game, his 3rd cons
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