Chicago Cubs

The Chicago Cubs World Series trophy will be making a tour stop in Illinois’ capital city.

In keeping with the tradition of championship teams visiting the White House, the 2016 World Champion Chicago Cubs visited President Obama (a fellow Chicagoan) on Monday.

Attention all Chicago Cubs fans: This Quincy church wants to have a little chat. Posted on their welcome sign at 18th and Harrison, the Hope Lutheran Church trolled area Cubs fans this week with this hilarious message…

What "I love you" is to the human condition, "Game seven" is to sports.

The Cleveland Indians and the Chicago Cubs are battling it out for a World Series title. So with the World Series on the minds of many I thought I’d present a few World Series Trivia questions to ponder complements of Allstar Radio.

Okay, Internet, we need your help. As you may have heard, the Cubs are going to the World Series for the first time since the FDR administration. And chances are, you aren’t going (don’t feel bad, neither are we). BUT you just might know someone that is.

I’ve already made my baseball postseason predictions and I’ve posed the question of whether Cardinals fans (my people) should root for the Chicago Cubs—a poll that, as of this writing, is “too close to call”. But at the risk of becoming a jinx or a curse or a goat or whatever else, I got curious. IF the Cubs do make it to the World Series, how much would a ticket cost?

The year was 1908 and the New York Giants and the Chicago Cubs were playing the final game of the season. The Cubs and the Giants were both tied for the National League Championship and this game would determine the National League winner. With the score tied at 1 to 1, New York was batting in the bottom of the ninth with two men on base and with two men out. The New York batter singled to centerf

In an effort to win it all this season, the Chicago Cubs today acquired fire-balling relieve pitcher Aroldis Chapman from the New York Yankees according to MLB Network.

Just because the Internet is a wonderful thing, here's Chicago Cubs dinger-swattin' first baseman Anthony Rizzo tickling the ivories and leading an impromptu team singalong to Train's "Drops of Jupiter".