The Chicago Cubs need to add a starting pitcher. Would they be smart to go after the best pitcher potentially on the market ahead of the trade deadline?

The baseball world received unfortunate news after the Chicago Cubs announced the death of Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs head into a three-game series at American Family Field tied for first place.

2021: The Chicago Cubs traded first baseman Anthony Rizzo to the New York Yankees. Cubs fans did not get a chance to say goodbye — Rizzo was not in the starting lineup for a 7-4 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.

Brewers rookie sensation Jacob Misiorowski found out Monday night that it's not always smooth sailing on the mound in the major leagues.

When the Brewers and Cubs played at the beginning of May, the Cubs were clearly the better team as they easily won the first two games of the series before the Brewers avoided a sweep by salvaging the third game. Tonight, after a rocky start, the Brewers looked like they belonged.

Iowa opens a six-game series with the Columbus Clippers on July 29. And all three of the players could be with Iowa as part of rehabilitation assignments.

With rumored trade packages being floated, there is the slimmest of possibilities that the Chicago Cubs don't make any major upgrades at trade deadline.