Geovany Soto was a one man wrecking crew last night. more ›

Both the Cubs and White Sox lost games on momentum-shifting plays last night. more ›

While things are looking bright on the North Side, it's pretty ugly on the South. Matt Garza was able to grab his first Cubs win of the season vs. the Arizona Diamondbacks but the White Sox are now breaking records with their slump after another loss to the Orioles. more ›

Things are looking brighter for the Cubs and Carlos Zambrano after a win in Arizona. The White Sox however are stuck in yet another slump after a loss to the Orioles Friday night. more ›

The Chicago White Sox struggled at home, blowing a lead and falling 9-7 to the Tampa Bay Rays while the Cubs put their DL issues to the side brought their offensive game in a 7-4 win over the Milwaukee Brewers Friday. more ›

Cubs catcher Geovany Soto tested positive for pot at this year's World Baseball Classic, meaning he's banned from international play for the next two years. Meanwhile, he will face no disciplinary action from either the Cubs or Major League Baseball. In a statement released by the team yesterday, Soto said: more ›

Some Chicago Cubs (Mark DeRosa, Geovany Soto, Ryan Dempster, Mike Fontenot, and Ryan Theriot, to be exact) have a little fun on camera in a video to promote Players Trust, the MLBPA's charitable foundation. Sure, it's more goofy than straight-up funny, but the short convinces us that Ryan Dempster has some quality acting chops. more ›