Can the Cubs still catch the Brewers?
Not having Jameson Taillon can't hurt
Not having Jameson Taillon can't hurt
Right now? Probably. When it counts? That's something else.
The Cubs have built a juggernaut (for two games, at least)
No, of course not. Don't be stupid.
The Cubs got an old, struggling starter for nothing. Hey, what could go wrong?
And if you blame the inevitable lockout on the Dodgers, I hope you get hit by a bus
The move was obvious, but the Cubs usually can't be counted on doing that stuff.
And the Cubs shuffle their roster to get ready for the deadline
The good news is they need so much pitching most things are an upgrade
A look at who he should get, who he'll try to get, and who he'll settle for
And, just how much all-in should Jed go with this roster?
But is anybody worse at Twitter?
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But Petecrow is still making his case
ian happ
The Cubs' margins are pretty thin, but they're all pitching in. Well, not everybody.
Podcast
So many teams to trade James Triantos to!
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Good thing, because he's the only one
Disaster Draft
How many players on the injured list equals five dead?
Craig Counsell
Jed's faulty roster and the Cubs' inability to stay healthy has lowered the bar to a manageable height to stumble over
adventures in baserunning
Sometimes the umps try to show how smart they are
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And how likable is Petecrow really? (Very likable is the only answer.)
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A sobering semi-scientific look at the quality of the 2026 Cubs
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The Cubs' long lackluster run makes trading him for some big deadline piece unlikely
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But not much
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The Cubs oldest bat boy passed away Wednesday at 86