Cubs Free Agency

The Chicago Cubs are still considered to be one of the teams that could sign outfielder Cody Bellinger in free agency, but could the club be looking at other places to spend their money?

Cody Bellinger is one of the top free agents available on the market this winter, but at least one MLB insider thinks there are just a handful of teams who realistically have a shot of signing him.

A report has emerged that the Chicago Cubs could be “serious contenders” for the services of free agent Shohei Ohtani, but what would their payroll look like if they were to pull off the signing of the century?

High-profile agent Scott Boras represents former Chicago Cubs outfielder Cody Bellinger, and he was in fine form as he described what the team would have to do to secure a reunion.

Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell was hoping to reset the market for Major League skippers with his new contract, and he did just that thanks to the North Siders this week.

The Chicago Cubs have made a series of roster moves ahead of the start of MLB free agency this week, and they also lost a few other players to waiver claims.

The Chicago Cubs are continuing to set pieces in place for free agency this winter, and they’ve made a decision on their longest-tenured player.

The Chicago Cubs find themselves in an interesting situation with their pitching staff for the 2024 season, but the team could be getting creative to give themselves some financial flexibility.

The Chicago Cubs are expected to be active again in free agency again this offseason, but the way they approach arbitration hearings could impact those pursuits in a big way.

The Chicago Cubs are going to face a lot of tough decisions this offseason, but arguably the biggest will be whether or not to re-sign Cody Bellinger after his stellar campaign.

The Chicago Cubs came up just short of making the playoffs, and now will be tasked with making some tough decisions on which players to bring back for next season.

Chicago Cubs pitcher Marcus Stroman put up yet another quality start in Saturday’s win over the Boston Red Sox, but with the MLB trade deadline just over two weeks away, he’s still having to discuss his future with the North Siders.

Chicago Cubs pitcher Marcus Stroman is eligible to opt out of his three-year contract at the conclusion of the season, and while he says he’s willing to travel down that road, there’s another arrangement that he’d potentially prefer.