Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer made sure center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong knew he thought he needed a ‘‘fast guy’’ jersey number. No. 52 certainly didn’t qualify. ‘‘He was just talking [crap],

Jed Hoyer speaks to the media following the Cubs missing out on signing Alex Bregman. Chicago Cubs; interview; transactions; dot-menu-5845

The MLB is well into spring training, and the Chicago Cubs remain undefeated in Cactus League play at the time of writing. With their success comes questions ab

Notes: Manager Craig Counsell already had hinted that left-hander Shota Imanaga would be the Cubs' Opening Day starter in Tokyo, but now it's official.

The Chicago Cubs were shockingly in the running for Alex Bregman. They came up short in the sweepstakes to land the elite third baseman, a result that wasn't a

Jed Hoyer recently got brutally honest on the Chicago Cubs' failed pursuit of Alex Bregman in MLB free agency.

The Chicago Cubs were the first team to report to camp, and with them, comes and improved roster from a season ago. Although the team is currently the favorite to win the NL Central, there are still moves that can be made to increase their projected win total.

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer discusses the signing of Kyle Tucker and what he adds to the club on MLB Tonight

Around Major League Baseball, there are times when teams have to take a risk with a player. The Chicago Cubs are in that situation, as they have a few positions with a guy or two ready to go. That includes first base with youngster Michael Busch,

After the Chicago Cubs missed out on Alex Bregman this winter, Jed Hoyer decided to add veteran corner infielder Justin Turner. To make room on the roster for their newest addition, the Cubs had to cut ties with outfielder Alexander Canario.

Alex Bregman isn't the first time the Cubs were outbid this winter. Their offers also reportedly fell short for relievers Tanner Scott and Kirby Yates, who both landed with the Dodgers. President of

The pressure is on president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer to get the Chicago Cubs to the postseason for the first time since 2020.