After several weeks of spring training games, the Chicago Cubs are almost ready to play meaningful baseball again. The Cubs are only one week away from kicking

Chicago Stars forward Mallory Swanson will miss the team's National Women's Soccer League season opener on Friday night against the Orlando Pride for personal reasons. Coach Lorne Donaldson said Wednesday that he believed Swanson's status was week-to-week.

The Chicago Cubs pitching staff is in an interesting spot headed into the season really just 10 days from now. While the Cubs were expected headed into the offseason to make meaningful upgrades to both the rotation and the bullpen,

The Chicago Cubs are reportedly in negotiations with veteran right-hander Lance Lynn, a two-time MLB All-Star.

NL Cy Young Award Favorite Will Make Less Than $1 Million This Year: Report In 2018, Lynn signed with the Texas Rangers. He made 46 starts for the Rangers over the next two seasons. In 2020, he led Major League Baseball in starts (13) and innings (84) when the COVID-19 pandemic limited the regular season to 60 games.