Baseball is unique in that every day of the season seems repetitive, while at the same time seemingly something new happens every day. That’s the case in today’s Mets-Cubs game, and it involved former Met prospect and current Cubs outfielder, Pete Crow-Armstrong. With a runner on third base with

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was NOT happy with the way a recent matchup vs. the Cubs ended in Citi Field. He let those feelings be known to the umpiring crew upon the game’s conclusion. Mendoza was seeing laying into the man behind home plate following a controversial call that effectively ended

Japanese rookie Shota Imanaga has been everything the Chicago Cubs could have asked for and more through the opening months of the MLB season. He’s 5-0 with a staggering 0.78 ERA and has quickly become a massive fan favorite at Wrigley Field after an otherwise disappointing offseason. On

The Chicago Cubs‘ home opener kicked off with the quietest “bang” in MLB history. Players were welcomed onto Wrigley Field for the first time in the 2024 campaign with a miserable pyrotechnics show in front of the dugout. The epic fail quickly went viral on social media, leading to online mockery

The Chicago Cubs had the most disappointing offseason among any organization in Major League Baseball. They barely made any moves and whiffed a lot. Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Shohei Ohtani signed with the Dodgers, which was a big miss for the Cubs. Marcus Stroman left for the Yankees. Shota