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Schwarber should get no glove in Chicago

As popular as it would be to start Kyle Schwarber in left field, it’s a sucker bet after his two hugely impressive games as the designated hitter in Cleveland. Also, there’s no need for it. Read More Here (1)

Bears resume prep to host Vikings

After a day off Wednesday, the Bears return to the practice field Thursday to continue for Monday night’s home game against the Minnesota Vikings. Read More Here… (0)

The big question: Will Schwarber play OF?

Kyle Schwarber’s surprising return from what was assumed to be a season-ending knee injury to ignite the Cubs’ offense has been the biggest story of the first two games of the World Series. And with the Cubs-Indians Fall Classic tied at a game apiece, there is now talk of him playing the field in Game […]

Stats of the Day: Game 2 win an Arrie-tale

Using a top-to-bottom attack on offense and relying on a strong outing by Jake Arrieta, the Cubs evened the World Series at a game apiece with a 5-1 victory over the Indians on Wednesday. Read More Here (0)

By the Numbers: Vikings at Bears

Alshon Jeffery looks for another big performance versus the Vikings, but he’ll face a defense that doesn’t allow many yards. Read More Here… (1)

Windy Wrigley will have big impact on righty power

With the first two games of the World Series in the books, the Fall Classic now shifts to Wrigley Field for Friday’s Game 3. Read More Here (2)

DYK: Arrieta's historic no-hit bid

The Cubs’ series-evening triumph Wednesday was their first World Series game win since Game 6 of the 1945 Fall Classic on Oct. 8, 1945. That’s a span of 25,952 days, which is a numerical palindrome (the same number forward and backward). Here are some other facts and figures to know about Game 2. Read More […]

Arrieta delivers longest Series no-hit bid since '69

Jake Arrieta walked two batters in the first inning on Wednesday night, and after he got Jose Ramirez to fly out to deep center to end the threat, Cubs catcher Miguel Montero had a brief talk with rookie Willson Contreras, who was catching the right-hander. Read More Here (3)

Schwarbrrr! Cub hot on frigid stage

The bright green bracelet on Kyle Schwarber’s left wrist says something about what the Cubs’ slugger has done so far in his against-all-odds World Series, even at a game apiece after Chicago’s 5-1 win over the Indians in Game 2 on Wednesday. It says something about the challenge that lies ahead at the designated hitter-free […]

Cubs, Schwarber special October stories

The Chicago Cubs have come so far and accomplished so much that, after a while, even the improbable has begun to seem routine. Read More Here (3)