The Chicago Cubs split their series with the Arizona Diamondbacks to kick off the U.S. portion of their 2025 schedule.

The Chicago Cubs will likely look a lot different a year from now after a few players end up parting ways with the team for one reason or another.

Chicago Cubs right fielder Kyle Tucker takes a simplistic approach at the plate. His performance in his final year before free agency likely will be closely tied to the team’s success.

Kyle Tucker didn’t shine for the Chicago Cubs during his debut in Japan last week. The star outfielder earned one hit on eight at-bats as the team dropped their first two games of the season to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

With the start of the season underway for the Chicago Cubs, the team will be getting set to try and meet some lofty expectations. Coming in 2025, there are few

Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell believes baserunning can be a team strength and wants his players to take advantage of that.

The Cubs are hoping the addition of All-Star right fielder Kyle Tucker helps get them back to the playoffs for the first time since 2020.

There could be a lot of pressure on the Cubs and president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer to make the playoffs this season.