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Even with one of the top-four records in Major League Baseball, there always seems to be cause for concern these days with the Cubs. Wednesday offered another example, as they dropped the finale of a
The Chicago Cubs are two games below .500 just four games into the season. While the losses in Japan can be chalked up to simply running into the Los Angeles Dodgers machine, the pitching staff as ...
Despite being powered by the league’s third-ranked offense, according to FanGraphs, the Cubs' pitching staff has battled inconsistencies in 2025. Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer ...
The Cubs have been happy with veteran closer Ryan Pressly’s progress cleaning up mechanical issues from last season ... “We’ve got a great pitching staff, and we know what we can do.”
The Chicago Cubs had some questions about their starting ... Assad has been down twice with oblique issues and may not be back until mid-season. Imanaga, meanwhile, is currently on the IL with ...
The Cubs got good news this week on the much-anticipated return on Shota Imanaga. Imanaga pitched two innings in an Arizona Complex League game on Monday, and struck out four batters on 25 pitches, according to pitching coach Tommy Hottovy.
The quiet consistency of Matthew Boyd is a major reason for their success. Boyd has pitched at least six innings and allowed three earned runs or fewer in 10 of his 14 starts with his new team. The left-hander tossed six innings of one-hit ball in Saturday's 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.