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BALTIMORE — Given the rotation issues that have hit the Cubs this season, having a healthy and productive Matthew Boyd the rest of the way would be a crucial development. On Tuesday against the Orioles, Boyd certainly looked ready for that challenge. Boyd logged six scoreless innings to guide the Cubs to a 5-2 victory at Camden Yards, displaying improved velocity on his fastball and sharp bite on his breaking pitches. The lefty has been limited to just eight outings this year due to injury setbacks, but is hoping that is all behind him as Chicago aims for a return…

BALTIMORE -- Gunnar Henderson tried to stop his swing, but it was too late. The curveball that Cubs lefty Matthew Boyd sent spinning across the zone and tumbling low and outside did its job, getting the Orioles' shortstop to offer feebly for a strikeout to end the third inning on

BALTIMORE – Cubs lefty Justin Steele shared a handwritten letter from a young fan earlier this week that was not seeking an autograph, but served simply as a get-well message for the sidelined pitcher. “I watch the Cubs all the time,” wrote the fan. “And it is much more exciting

The Cubs have dealt with plenty of bad news on the pitching front this season, but there have been some positive developments of late. That includes having veteran righty Jameson Taillon potentially poised to rejoin the rotation in the near future. Taillon has been on the 15-day injured list since

Day 1 of the 2026 Draft included the Cubs' picks from Rounds 1-4, including Cade Townsend at No. 23 overall. Day 2 begins Sunday at 10:30 a.m. CT through the conclusion of the Draft, spanning Rounds 5-20. Stream it live on MLB, MLB.TV, MLB+ and the MLB App.

Day 1 of the 2026 Draft included the Cubs' picks from Rounds 1-4, including Cade Townsend at No. 23 overall. Day 2 begins Sunday at 10:30 a.m. CT through the conclusion of the Draft, spanning Rounds 5-20. Stream it live on MLB.com, MLB.TV, MLB+ and the MLB App. CHICAGO — Given that the Draft can take unexpected turns, the Cubs needed to see how things played out while keeping a clear goal in mind. The ballclub wanted to inject more top pitching talent into its farm system, but did not want to do that at the expense of missing out…

CHICAGO -- The Cubs’ first half this season was filled with extreme peaks and valleys. Injuries piled up throughout the pitching staff, the offense went through a deep lineup-wide slump through May, and the North Siders did all they could to weather and withstand all the obstacles.

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