Cubs slugger Anthony Rizzo was sidelined with a sore back on Tuesday, but the Cubs received a clean bill of health on the COVID-19 front.
Cubs Camp – Day 5: Sore Back Sidelines Rizzo, Contreras Goes Deep
Chicago Cubs 2020 60-Game Schedule
The long-awaited 2020 Cubs schedule is here. Check out the full 60-game schedule, start times, locations and broadcast info inside!
Assessing the Cubs’ 30-Man Roster
As the Cubs prepare for an unprecedented 2020 season, it’s a good time to look at the potential 30-man roster come Opening Day.
Draft Grade: Cubs Believe their Gamble on Character and Upside will Pay Dividends
The Cubs opted to focus on character and upside in the 2020 draft, believing they’ve found long-term solutions in a variety of places — rather than bulking up on their starting pitching need.
Cubs Rookie Skipper David Ross Facing a Unique Situation
In a season of change and uncertainty there are a number of questions facing Cubs rookie manager, David Ross.
Uncharted Territory: Assessing the Cubs Options at DH
Among the uncharted waters that rookie skipper David Ross will have to navigate in a unique season, will be the implementation of the universal DH. Luckily for David Ross, the Cubs have a few strong candidates.
Burl Carraway Should Rise Quickly with the Cubs
Austin Bloomberg recently spoke with Josh Hopper, Pitching Coach for Dallas Baptist University, about the Cubs 2nd round pick, Burl Carraway. Coach Hopper raves about Carraway, and thinks the Cubs drafted an absolute weapon out of their bullpen.
Breaking Down the Cubs Selection of Ed Howard
The Cubs selection of Ed Howard underscores the front office’s draft strategy on the position player front. Howard is a star-in-the-making, and his selection will have a big impact on the future of the team as well as how the Cubs spend the rest of their draft capital.
Cubs Take Mount Carmel Shortstop Ed Howard
The Chicago Cubs take Mount Carmel shortstop Ed Howard with the 16th pick in the 2020 MLB Draft.
Chicago Cubs 2020 MLB Draft Primer
With Dan Kantrovitz heading the Cubs’ draft team, it’s a safe bet that the Cubs will invest heavily in some much-needed pitching.
