The Chicago Cubs wrapped up the first half of the season with a really impressive record and hold a nice lead in the National League Central. Despite the Cubs

The Chicago Cubs need to add some talent to their bullpen. They could hit the trade market in the coming weeks to fill this massive hole.

Cleveland Cavaliers star and New York Mets fan Donovan Mitchell was not happy to learn that All-Star outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong was drafted and then traded by his favorite baseball team.

Star festivities complete, it’s time to direct our attention back to the rigors of the regular season. It’s common to refer to the post-All-Star stretch as the second half, but in truth, more than half of the regular season is already complete;

Only about $5 million remains on Suárez’ contract, and the Cubs can easily fit that in. Jed Hoyer has already gone on record as saying finances should not be an issue in improving this team. Given those conditions (taking all the money and that Suárez is a rental), what would it take to get him from the Diamondbacks?

For all that's gone right for the Cubs so far, Counsell's former team, the Brewers, are still breathing down their necks.

A day before starting the All-Star Game in left alongside center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong — the Cubs’ first starting outfield duo since Alfonso Soriano and Kosuke Fukudome in 2008 — the player known as “King Tuck” treated reporters to another appearance of his alter ego, “King Duck.”

The Brewers open the second half a game behind the Cubs atop the Central Division standings. What were the expectations coming out of spring training?

The Chicago Cubs have had a strong track record of hitting on their first-round picks in the MLB draft, with a propensity for college bats. That strategy contin