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The Chicago Cubs will have a familiar face return to the organization for spring training. The Cubs and outfielder Reed Johnson have agreed to terms on a 2011 minor league contract with an invite to major league spring training
Much of the outlook for the Chicago Cubs changed when the team traded for Rays pitcher Matt Garza. Today, the Cubs made another move to sure up the 2011 roster.
It's official. The Chicago Cubs traded for starting pitcher Matt Garza, and while this might not be the most exciting acquisition in the organization's history, there is plenty to be excited about.
According to several reports, the Chicago Cubs have traded for Matt Garza. The deal is reported to be finalized pending a physical.
Cubs fans can lose the midwinter blues, because Spring Training tickets go on sale today, Thursday, Jan. 6.
Santa isn't the only one making a list and checking it twice this week. The Chicago Cubs are, too, as their search for an analyst to replace the late Ron Santo in the team's radio booth is now underway.
Kerry Wood was born and raised in Irving, Texas. But in a way, Wood is returning home, to Chicago.
Kerry Wood and the Chicago Cubs have finalized a one-year, $1.5 million contract that will send the right-handed reliever back to the team he started his major league career with in 1998.
Maybe you've heard talk of, or even share, my standard reaction to Cubs maneuvers these days. The shrug. No matter the player acquired, I just can't seem to divorce myself from broader feelings about the roster, and the man left in charge of the baseball decisions. Carlos Pena at 5 mil, with 5 mil deferred? Solid move. But where's this club going next season?
One man is sentenced to 6 years in jail for Cubs-Sox beating to cause a man to lose his vision. One man is still awaiting trial and one is still a fugitive in the assault.
