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Rain break may have been break Cubs needed

As they waited out the rain, Jason Heyward huddled his teammates together. “I told them I love them,” Heyward said. “I told them I’m proud of the way they overcame everything together. I told them everyone has to look in the mirror, and know everyone contributed to this season and to where we are at […]

Cubs' virtual World Series celebration is real deal

The Cubs are celebrating a title for the first time since 1908. And we’ve captured it in amazing, virtual reality 3-D for the first time ever. Read More Here (0)

Young Cubs team built to be a dynasty

The Cubs are more than just the 2016 champions, and they know it. Tom Ricketts, Theo Epstein, Joe Maddon and dozens of others have worked to build a team that has a chance to be the second coming of the Yankees, circa 1996-2003, and everyone knows it. Read More Here (3)

Mutual respect: Tribe, Cubs admire each other

Following the Cubs’ 8-7 victory in 10 innings in Game 7 over the Indians on Wednesday, each team paid respect to the other for a closely-contested, hard-fought series. Read More Here (2)

Maddon delivers on his promise to Cubs

Two years after he was hired by the Cubs, Joe Maddon guided them to baseball’s best record during the regular season, managed them to 11 more wins in the playoffs and was there beside them for the World Series trophy presentation. Read More Here (5)

Cubs are heavy wait champions!

Ben Zobrist delivered a tiebreaking RBI double in the 10th inning and Miguel Montero tacked on a critical RBI single, as the Cubs held on for an 8-7 rain-delayed victory over the Indians in a classic Game 7 on Wednesday night at Progressive Field. The North Siders became just the sixth team in a best-of-seven […]

Nov. 2 Joe Maddon postgame interview

Manager Joe Maddon addresses the media after the Cubs’ defeated the Indians, 8-7, in Game 7 on Wednesday night to win the World Series. Read More Here (12)

After World Series Game 7: IRL

The celebration of the century is underway for the Cubs and their legion of fans. And all it took to end their 108-year championship drought was 10 innings of one of the wildest winner-take-all Game 7s in baseball history. Read More Here (1)

Lester, Cubs find trouble after Hendricks exits

Lester, Cubs find trouble after Hendricks exits Read More Here (1)

Ross is boss: Veteran gives Cubs a lift with HR

At 39 years, 228 days, Cubs’ catcher David Ross became the oldest player to hit a home run in Game 7 of a World Series. Read More Here (4)