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Is Michael Busch Finding His Groove at the Right Time for the Cubs? (opens the original)
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In the Chicago Cubs' dominant offensive season spearheaded by the likes of Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman, Michael Busch's 2026 has flown under the radar. The truth is that Busch is having a down year compared to his 2025 breakout. Last season, the 28-year-old crushed a team-high 34 home runs to go along with his .866 OPS and .523 slugging percentage. This season, he hasn't quite been able to get into that same rhythm. He's slugging just .395, and his hard-hit rate is down nearly 7.5% comp
Cubs Injury Updates: Edward Cabrera Throwing Heat? Justin Steele to Bullpen, More (opens the original)
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As the regular season enters its final weeks, the Chicago Cubs are still waiting on potential pitching reinforcements. Here's the latest on Edward Cabrera, Justin Steele, and Phil Maton ahead of the six-game homestand beginning Friday. Edward Cabrera is inching ever closer to a return. The Cubs need all the pitching help they can get, and Cabrera, who has been on the IL while nursing a finger blister, has lit up the radar in Triple-A. Cabrera made his third rehab start on his current IL stint We
Cubs Magic Number Watch: A Look at the Ever-Changing NL Wild Card Race (opens the original)
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It's been a rough week for the Chicago Cubs. A sweep at the hands of the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday meant four consecutive losses, effectively shutting down the Cubs' dwindling chances at making a run for the division title. If the focus wasn't already solely on the NL Wild Card race, it sure is now. FanGraphs still gives Chicago a 96.5% chance to clinch a spot in the postseason. But the struggling Cubs have now not only found themselves in danger of missing out on the top wild card spot – t
Pete Crow-Armstrong vs. Shohei Ohtani: Comparing Stats for the NL MVP Frontrunners (opens the original)
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The battle for National League MVP is a two-horse race, and it has been for a while now. Both the Chicago Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong and reigning NL MVP Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers have built convincing cases for themselves with a little over a month to go in the regular season. And for the first time this season, Crow-Armstrong is the NL leader in MLB.com's MVP poll, perhaps signifying a shift in mindset from some of those who will have an MVP vote come November. Entering play on Tu
3 Takeaways After Pete Crow-Armstrong's Walk-Off Blast Lifts Cubs over White Sox (opens the original)
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Evidently, so are the Chicago Cubs, who took a 7-5 series-opening win in walk-off fashion over the Chicago White Sox at Wrigley Field on Monday night. Pete Crow-Armstrong was the man of the hour, crushing his second long ball of the game — and his first big-league walk-off home run — from the leadoff spot in the bottom of the tenth. Nico Hoerner had tied the game at 5 with an RBI single in the ninth, and Jacob Webb escaped a bases-loaded jam in the top of the 10th to set up the win. It was the C
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