Baseball comes first in Tokyo for Cubs pitcher Jameson Taillon – but Pokemon's second
To be clear, baseball comes first for Taillon and the Cubs on this work trip to Tokyo. They play a pair of exhibition games – Taillon is scheduled to start the second, against the Yomiuri Giants – and then open the regular season with two games against the Dodgers.
The Chicago Cubs could look to steal former St. Louis Cardinals starter Lance Lynn out of free agency to bolster their starting rotation.
Keller, a 6-foot-5 right-hander, impressed in the Cactus League with a fastball jump that has the Cubs envisioning him in ...
Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer projected Craig Counsell and the Chicago Cubs to sign former St. Louis Cardinals All-Star ...
After not being added to the travel list for the Tokyo Series, Chicago Cubs reliever Keegan Thompson is expected to be ...
MESA, Ariz. – Cubs director of pitching Ryan Otero could easily be mistaken for a player. Coaches, coordinators and ...
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Keegan Thompson was once one of the Cubs biggest up and coming stars. But since 2022 Thompson's inconsistant play has put his ...
It’s a testament to where a farm system is when a Top 100-caliber hitter gets traded away and there’s still a desire to tout ...
With the start of the regular season just a few weeks away in Japan for the Chicago Cubs, the team is getting prepared for ...
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Shohei Ohtani’s bat is ready for the Los Angeles Dodgers while Shota Imanaga has looked good on the mound for the Chicago ...
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