The Cubs didn't make a blockbuster trade deadline deal, but there is still a move that they should make before the postseason.

It seems that teams were locked on wanting Cade Horton from the Chicago Cubs at the MLB trade deadline, and it makes sense why the Cubs did not make the trade.

Perhaps Hoyer's relative inactivity at the July 31 cutoff point compared to other contenders around the league was by design. Horton's rise and southpaw ace Shota Imanaga's return from a lengthy IL ...

Third base remains the Cubs' biggest positional weak point. Matt Shaw has been better in recent weeks, but he's far from a reliable postseason weapon. Utilityman Willi Castro was a nice deadline add, ...

CHICAGO – Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer was fully aware of Michael Soroka’s velocity issues over the past ...

We covered the Deadline from several angles. I ranked the top 25 prospects traded this year, headlined by new Athletics ...

The Orioles’ fire sale at the trade deadline has created several lingering questions for the final two months of the season ...

The Chicago Cubs are facing a lot more competition in the National League Central than many projections thought they would coming into the season. Entering play ...

The call to action follows the currently stymied effort by the Texas GOP to redraw the state’s congressional map to try to ...

Chicago Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower was emphatic that, in Ben Johnson, “we’ve got a good head coach ...