Winning one Baseball Writers’ Association of America award is an achievement that belongs to a pretty small minority of ...

In 1968 the Cubs got off to a bad start. On July 5 they lost 4-0 to the Pirates and were 35-45, in ninth place, 15.5 games ...

McDaniel was the first scheduled hitter in the bottom of the 10th. He had thrown just four pitches, so Kennedy decided to ...

Any time you look at the linescore and see a “21” underneath the runs column at the end of the game, you’re liable to think ...

There's a lot going on at Des Moines' Principal Park.

The Chicago Cubs could be a team to watch for a projected $125 million splash during the MLB offseason. Obviously, the first thing on the offseason priority list is figuring out what to do with Kyle ...

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Pope Leo had a message for a Cubs fan who yelled from the crowd during a Vatican appearance on Wednesday. The fan yelled, "Go Cubs," and Pope Leo, a supportive White Sox fan, responded, "They lost" in ...

The Pope may be spreading positivity and love to everyone, but one Chicago Cubs fan heard a playful jab from the most recognizable Chicago White Sox fan in the world. Pope Leo XIV made an appearance ...

Craig McFarling sits on a couch at his parents’ house on the first day of Major League Baseball’s postseason and intently watches a playoff game between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox.

Pope Leo XIV, the head of the Catholic Church and a native of Chicago, is renowned as the most famous Chicago White Sox fan in the world. During a parade in Vatican City, he seized the opportunity to ...