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Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong just became only the fourth player in MLB history to hit 25 home runs, steal 25 bases, and record seven triples in a season's first 115 games. He now shares the record books with legends Willie Mays, Bobby Bonds, and Ken Williams.
The Chicago Cubs just pulled off four major trades in 48 hours, loading up on pitching talent to keep their playoff dreams alive. It's a bold bet on this season that shows the team isn't backing down from the challenge.
The Chicago Cubs unveiled a stunning 31-foot bronze monument outside Wrigley Field, reuniting the beloved 2016 World Series team that ended 108 years of heartbreak. Former star Anthony Rizzo even caught a home run ball in the bleachers the same day, reminding fans why that championship still matters.
Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki just became the fourth Japanese player ever to hit 100 home runs in Major League Baseball, joining an exclusive group of legends. The milestone puts him alongside Hideki Matsui, Ichiro Suzuki, and Shohei Ohtani.
A simple act of awareness turned Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga into a hero for one lucky fan. His quick thinking with a rolling baseball meant someone walked away $1,000 richer.
Anthony Rizzo is celebrating 10 years since breaking baseball's longest championship drought by helping Chicago teens chase their own dreams. The retired Cubs hero partnered with Abbott and Real Madrid to send 16 young soccer players to Spain.
Pete Crow-Armstrong saved the Cubs twice in one game, hitting dramatic home runs to tie the score before Chicago sealed a thrilling 3-2 extra-inning victory. One day after a crushing 18-3 loss, the team showed why they refuse to give up.
After nearly two weeks without a victory, the Chicago Cubs are celebrating again thanks to outfielder Ian Happ's clutch hitting in consecutive wins. The team's dramatic turnaround shows how quickly momentum can shift when everyone stays committed.
Chicago Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner pulled off an incredible defensive play, throwing the ball between his legs to nab a speedy runner at first base. The jaw-dropping moment at Wrigley Field showcased why the 29-year-old is a two-time Gold Glove winner.
After years of practice, Chicago Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner finally pulled off a perfect no-look, between-the-legs throw to first base during Saturday's game. The jaw-dropping play shows what happens when creativity meets dedication.
The Chicago Cubs reached their second 10-game winning streak of the season on May 8, a feat the franchise hasn't accomplished since 1935. Pitcher Ben Brown threw four no-hit innings in his emergency start after stepping up when a teammate got injured.
Despite losing multiple star pitchers to injury, the Chicago Cubs have won 10 games in a row, proving that teamwork can overcome any obstacle. From midnight call-ups to walk-off victories, the team is turning adversity into their greatest strength.
