The Chicago Cubs finished August on a high note. No, the team didn't come up with a sweep against the Colorado Rockies, but they bounced back from getting swept

The Cubs kicked off the month of September by letting one of their top prospects catch his breath in Triple-A while giving another an extended look in the bigs. Before Monday's series opener against the Braves,

Carson Kelly hit a tying two-run homer in the eighth inning and a game-ending single in the 10th, sending the Chicago Cubs to a wild 7-6 victory over the Atlanta Braves.

We've finally arrived at the final stretch. The final month of the MLB season is upon us, giving teams two extra roster spots to play with and one last push to

Right-hander Aaron Civale – like veteran first baseman Carlos Santana, who the Cubs signed before the postseason eligibility deadline Monday – was a player the Cubs discussed

It was back in 2021 that actor Kevin Costner famously emerged from the cornstalks at a specially constructed diamond at the "Field of Dreams" movie site and led the Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees into the stadium for what turned out to be one of Major League Baseball's most memorable events.

Colin Rea (10-6, 4.23, 132) starts for the Cubs. He was 2-1 with a 4.15 (26 IP) in August. Righty Spencer Strider (5-12, 4.95, 96.1 IP) starts for the Braves. Spencer’s season is one he surely wants to forget. He only started four games in August, but was 0-4 with a 10.13. Another game the Cubs should win. Hopefully they do.