The Chicago Cubs rode three home runs and dominant pitching to a 6-0 win over the Brewers on Thursday in Game 4 of the NLDS. Game 5 is at 7:08 p.m. Saturday in Milwaukee.

Rather than just picking up right-hander Colin Rea’s club option for 2026, the Cubs worked out a new deal with the veteran right-hander that could extend into 2027.

The Chicago Cubs are coming off a 92-70 season that saw them finish second place in the National League Central Division behind the Milwaukee Brewers, who were 97-65.

There will likely only be three or four teams in the league that could afford to sign Kyle Tucker for $400-plus million.

They’ll have three opportunities to secure that victory after the 7-3 thumping over the Chicago Cubs in Game 2 Oct. 6 at American Family Field put them up 2-0 in their best-of-five NL Division Series. The Brewers can first close out the Cubs in Game 3 on ...

After acquiring Andrew Kittredge in a trade from the Orioles, the Cubs have changed course on the relief pitcher.

The Chicago Cubs and right-hander Colin Rea have reportedly agreed on an extension for next season and beyond.

From the veterans in the room to the Cubs’ younger players, the entire group was quick to praise Justin Turner for his impact behind the scenes this past season. He was credited with providing more than what would ever show up in a box score.

The reported deal keeps valuable swingman Colin Rea in Chicago for at least the 2026 season and possibly beyond. The post MLB rumors: Cubs, Colin Rea agree to contract extension for 2026 appeared first on Marquee Sports Network - Home of the Cubs,

Megan Homme is a diehard Cubs fan, and while she’s cheered through countless games over the years, nothing prepared her for what happened at one recent playoff matchup.

The Cubs’ 2026 spring training schedule includes an exhibition game against Team Italy and wraps with two days of playing host to the Yankees. Major League Baseball revealed spring training schedules on Wednesday, with the World Baseball Classic returning and adding another wrinkle to the leadup to the MLB season.