Craig Counsell and the Chicago Cubs suffered yet another loss on Friday night, falling to the division rival Cincinnati Reds by a final score of 3-2. With the loss, the Cubs are now just 31-33.
Iowa walks it off against Toledo. Myrtle Beach gets walked off. And South Bend wins a laugher in the rain. (Cue Neil Sedaka) Iowa Cubs The Iowa Cubs plucked the Toledo Mud Hens (Tigers), 5-4 in ten innings.
On Sunday, the Chicago Cubs (31-34) are visiting the Cincinnati Reds (32-33), at 1:40 PM ET. The Cubs have lost three straight. Want to see who’s playing for the Cubs and the Reds?
More poor fundamentals and lack of timely hitting. Honestly, I’m getting tired of writing the same old recap. Unfortunately, I must, because the Cubs keep playing the same old game.
Free agent lefty Matthew Boyd threw for representatives of 17 of MLB’s 30 clubs Friday.
Chicago Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner wasn’t in the team’s lineup for Saturday’s game. But after a couple of days of waiting, it’s finally clear why he’s been missing games.
Pete Crow-Armstrong’s recall from Triple-A may foreshadow trade season moves for the Chicago Cubs. With two months left before the trade deadline, Chicago will likely seek support from its beleaguered bullpen.
Jed Hoyer and the Chicago Cubs front office will have to make some big decisions within the next month and a half. Do they think their team can compete this season or not?
Take a look at the Chicago Cubs lineup for Game 3 against the Reds in Cincinnati.
The Chicago Cubs have been battling injuries throughout the entire season. It feels like whenever they get someone back off the IL, someone else goes down with a bump and bruise, or sometimes worse, they are out for an extended period of time.
The Cubs’ woes continue in a 3-2 loss to the Reds. This season has felt like one of the more drastic downward reversals for me. It had me thinking about why I’m not seeing a lot of comments about just how steep the decline has been.
The outfielder was hit in the side by the ball while stealing second base in the first inning.
A dropped third strike turned out to be the difference in this game. Justin Steele had a good start Friday. Dansby Swanson homered, his second in his last seven games.
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell knows that his catching situation isn’t ideal right now. “Frankly, our catchers’ offense has been a struggle,” Counsell said to reporters earlier this week.
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Thursday's game felt so close, yet so far from a win. On Friday, Justin Steele was looking to right the ship for the Chicago Cubs but the Cincinnati Reds wanted to ride the momentum they generated on Thursday night. Both pitchers started off well.
The Cubs have received dismal production from the catcher position this year, a topic that manager Craig Counsell openly discussed recently.
Infielder Nick Madrigal's demotion from the Chicago Cubs got worse when he fractured his left hand in his first game for Triple-A Iowa. Madrigal had doubled and drawn a walk before he was hit on the hand by a 97-mph fastball from Toledo Mud Hens pitcher Trey Wingenter in the fourth inning on Wednesday in Des Moines, Iowa.
Nick Madrigal has not had a good stretch of luck. Following a demotion to Triple-A Iowa by the Chicago Cubs, Madrigal has already suffered a setback. According to Tommy Birch of the Des Moines Register, Madrigal suffered a fracture in his left hand after being hit by a pitch.
So far this season the Chicago Cubs are lacking Wisdom at third base. Patrick Wisdom, that is. The slugger opened the season on the injured list and hasn’t seen much action at the hot corner since his return.
Longtime Chicago Cubs executive Jed Hoyer spoke with The Athletic’s Patrick Mooney about his team’s recent play. Hoyer summed it up quickly that they’ve “played poor baseball in a lot of ways” but expressed confidence that there’s a turnaround on the horizon.
Despite defeating the woebegone Chicago White Sox Tuesday evening, the Chicago Cubs are still below .500 at 30-31. While the Cubs still have time to get their act together, there are obvious holes on the team.
It may be a matter of when, not if, the New York Mets trade first baseman Pete Alonso. Here are three possible landing spots for the slugger.
Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki had fans on an emotional roller coaster during a Saturday showdown against the Cincinnati Reds.
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