Louis Cardinals continue trending the way they are now. Either way, the Cubs are bound to be huge buyers at the trade deadline. They could look to add at a few key positions this season as they ...

After a couple of years of playing well, the Cubs have taken it to the next level this campaign. This winter, Chicago was extremely aggressive on the trade market trying to improve this team with ...

The Cubs trade from last season’s trade deadline, which was actually pretty pointless at the time, is now looking pretty dumb. There were a couple of good trades last season at the trade deadline.

The Chicago Cubs could fill their third base hole with a familiar face. In fact, they'd pretty much be repeating a trade pursuit from 2024. During a pre-trade deadline video with Bleacher Report ...

The Chicago Cubs will certainly be buyers at this year’s trade deadline. Chicago has featured one of the best offenses in the Majors this season and has ridden their bats to a 28-20 record.

Suzuki has been a steady presence in the Cubs’ lineup, and his offensive production could help San Francisco address its scoring deficiencies. While such a trade would involve risks for both ...

Garret Kerman of Clutch Points believes the Cubs' options for players they could target in a trade may be limited. One candidate Kerman does not rule out is St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan ...

Considering any trade for Skenes, teams would likely have to gut most of their farm system. The Cubs, perhaps more than anyone, have the players in their farm to get a deal done. If it would ...

but the Cubs don't really have the back-end depth to support a quality starting rotation. Counsell can only do so much with the hand he has been dealt. Their most logical trade target? Probably ...

The Cubs trade from last season’s trade deadline, which was actually pretty pointless at the time, is now looking pretty dumb. The result was the Cubs getting pretty much nothing from Paredes.

The Chicago Cubs have an influx of talented prospects and room for another star on the pitching staff. Could they use one of those facts to address the other? Former MLB executive Jim Bowden of ...