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Heyward's intangibles balance out struggles

When they signed Jason Heyward, the Cubs and club president Theo Epstein — who are supposed to be as sober and analytical as any organization in baseball — bet on something that sober and analytical organizations are not supposed to bet on. They bet on Heyward’s intangibles, or the stuff that we used to call […]

Braunecker leads bracket challenge

Heading into the Final Four of the NCAA basketball tournament, tight end Ben Braunecker is one of three players in contention to win our bracket challenge. Read More Here… (7)

Cubs hit 5 jacks, don't stop at 21 in Vegas

Anthony Rizzo hit a home run on the first pitch he saw and Albert Almora Jr. smacked a pair of homers and an RBI double to finish with five RBIs and power the Cubs to a 22-4 victory on Sunday over the Reds in a split-squad game for both teams at Cashman Field. Read More […]

Mills, Cubs struggle to contain Padres

Brett Wallace and Jabari Blash powered the offense and Trevor Cahill shut down his former team for five innings to lead the Padres to a 9-4 victory against the Cubs on Sunday afternoon at Sloan Park. Read More Here (2)

Zobrist likely back from stiff neck in next day or 2

Veteran Ben Zobrist, who has not appeared in a game in a week because of a stiff neck, expects to return to Cactus League action for the Cubs on Monday night against the Indians or Tuesday afternoon against the Giants. Read More Here (2)

With Bryant back home, dad talks prep work

When Kris Bryant got back to work on his swing this offseason, his father, Mike, wanted him to remember how he was pitched to in the Minor Leagues, and that’s what they worked on. His mother, Susie, was busy handling all the wedding gifts. Read More Here (1)

Bryant, prospects homer in Cubs' big frame

Chesny Young, Kris Bryant and Ian Happ all homered in the fifth inning on Saturday to spark the Cubs to an 11-7 victory over the Reds in a split-squad game at Cashman Field. Read More Here (2)

Heyward homers, Anderson strong vs. Rockies

Pitching to be included on the Rockies’ season-opening staff, right-hander German Marquez held the Cubs to two runs and struck out six in six innings of a 7-4 victory over the Cubs on Saturday in front of a Rockies Salt River Fields at Talking Stick-record crowd of 13,565. Read More Here (1)

Yoga keeps Hendricks centered on mound

Kyle Hendricks got out of a jam in Game 7 of the World Series in part because he told himself to breathe and focus. The difference? Yoga. Read More Here (0)

Bryant appreciates Las Vegas embracing Cubs

The Cubs’ two games in Las Vegas are a homecoming for Kris Bryant, who grew up here. The reigning National League Most Valuable Player said he’s noticed a lot more Cubs caps in town since they won the World Series. Read More Here (1)