The Chicago Cubs have experienced some issues at third base this season, but it looks like those issues might be solved both now and in the future. After earning the job to begin the season, rookie sensation Matt Shaw was eventually sent back down for about a month with struggles at the plate to begin his big league career.

On Thursday, the Cubs announced their May Player of the Month: 23-year-old outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong. In 108 at-bats over 115 plate appearances in May, Crow-Armstrong slashed .269/.296/.593, clubbing 9 home runs, driving in 29 RBIs, and totaling 15 extra-base hits en route to a .889 OPS.

The Philadelphia Phillies tagged Ben Brown for three runs in the first inning on the way to a 7-2 win Wednesday to take the series over the Chicago Cubs.

There were real worries that the Pelicans – the Single-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs – would be forced to play elsewhere. Major League Baseball was requiring $20 million in

With team president Jed Hoyer making it known the Chicago Cubs will be focused on pitching at the trade deadline, here are three realistic targets for Chicago.

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Pete Crow-Armstrong has been one of the most dynamic, electric, and exciting players in baseball, whose season-long performance has been a massive contributor t

The Chicago Cubs are going to pursue pitching at the trade deadline. Former general manager Jim Bowden believes this right-hander is the perfect target.