Opening Day is finally upon us. It’s a day that comes with a sense of hope among baseball fans in early spring, a season that represents new beginnings often exemplified by the

The Cubs' offense excelled, plating 10 runs, but not everything left us hopeful about the team's current state heading into the regular season. Two key pitchers for the Cubs' success look shaky, particularly on the mound. Without a turnaround, it will be hard to have the success that President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer envisions for 2025.

The Chicago Cubs haven't been playing good baseball lately. It's been a rough couple of weeks for the Cubs, who have seemingly lost the momentum from their sizz

The Chicago Cubs have made the following roster moves ahead of Opening Day against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field. Right-handed pitcher Eli Morgan has been recalled from Triple-A Iowa. Right-handed pitcher Brad Keller has been selected to the 40-man roster.

Shota Imanaga stood on the mound at the Tokyo Dome during the Chicago Cubs’ workout to get a sense of what he will feel when he takes the mound in a much more lively atmosphere.

Ahead of Opening Day, that trade suddenly looks a lot worse for Chicago after the team announced that it had designated Poteet for assignment, leaving him off the 26-man roster to start the campaign.

Iowa's roster features 10 players on Chicago's 40-man roster. They include Neely, Caissie, Alancatara, Cowles and pitchers Gavin Hollowell, Caleb Kilian, Luke Luke Little, Daniel Palencia, Ethan Roberts and Jordan Wicks.

TOKYO, JAPAN - MARCH 19: Justin Steele #35 of the Chicago Cubs throws in the top of the second inning during the MLB Tokyo Series game between Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs at Tokyo Dome on March 19, 2025 in Tokyo, Japan.