The Bears on Tuesday bolstered their offensive line by signing tackle Bradley Sowell, a sixth-year pro who started nine games for the Seahawks last season. Read More Here… (0)
Montero, wife become American citizens
Miguel Montero, along with his wife, Vanessa, became an American citizen on Monday. Read More Here (4)
Schwarber gets a turn behind the dish
With the outcome long decided late on Monday, Joe Maddon made some interesting defensive moves. Catcher Miguel Montero took over at first base, catcher Willson Contreras moved to third base and Kyle Schwarber — who was drafted as a catcher — saw some rare action behind the plate. Read More Here (0)
Lester hopes Wrigley success extends vs. Phils
After picking up four victories in his first five starts, Jeremy Hellickson will attempt to continue his winning ways when he faces Jon Lester and the Cubs on Tuesday. Read More Here (1)
No comeback for Cubs after Anderson falters
Tommy Joseph busted out of a slump with a three-run home run, Michael Saunders and Freddy Galvis went deep, Aaron Altherr drove in three runs with a pair of doubles and Vince Velasquez pitched five strong innings to lead the Phillies to a 10-2 victory over the Cubs on Monday night. Read More Here (2)
VOTE: Pick this summer's All-Stars
Which Cubs are #ASGWorthy? Cast your All-Star ballots up to 5 times in any 24-hour period (max 35 votes). Read More Here (3)
Maddon 'could not be happier' with Cubs
Though the way the Cubs played in April 2017 is far cry from the way they played in April 2016, manager Joe Maddon is unconcerned, as he knows his team’s best days lie ahead. Read More Here (1)
VOTE: Send reigning champs to All-Star Game
Could Jason Heyward’s strong start result in a trip to his first All-Star Game since his rookie season in 2010? Will Anthony Rizzo and Kris Bryant be selected to the National League team again? And how about Willson Contreras, Kyle Schwarber and Javier Baez? Read More Here (1)
Red Sox, Cubs go extra mile for foundations
The Cubs and Red Sox partnered through their foundations for “Baseball Champions for Charity Weekend,” and in the process, they raised $725,000 for youth scholarship programs across their two cities. Read More Here (0)
Did Bears give up too much in trade?
Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the first-round trade that landed the Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky, why the Bears only picked one defensive player in the draft and if the Bears consider second-round pick Adam Shaheen a project. Read More Here… (3)
