Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer received their true "Welcome to Chicago" moments this afternoon. more ›

Buehrle signed a four-year, $58 million deal, reuniting him with Ozzie Guillen and making our chances of sitting alone at U.S. Cellular Field all season closer to reality. more ›

The Cubs turned on the power last night after honoring the late Ron Santo with a statue. Philip Humber's course correction from his strong start to the season continued. more ›

The White Sox set a new season-high win streak in Baltimore last night, while Matt Garza's star-crossed season on the North side continued. more ›

The Cubs finally broke through against Washington last night while the White Sox continued to be flummoxed by Minnesota. more ›

"Close but no cigar" has been the theme for the Cubs in DC. more ›

Ramon Castro became the 10th starting pitcher the Cubs have used this season. Jake Peavy had some struggles on the mound last night. more ›

Pitching miscues lead to differing results for the Cubs and White Sox yesterday. more ›

The White Sox lose their first interleague series in their past 18, thanks to their inability to drive in runs. more ›

Jake Peavy and Brian Bruney came in and held onto a lead for an injured John Danks. In Kansas City, Chris Getz was the hero for the Royals. more ›

The Cubs benefit from a questionable call. more ›

Chicagoist can't get that damn story out of our head now, but "Circle of Life" was the first thing that we thought when we heard that former Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa is about to sign a minor league deal with the Texas Rangers in hopes of returning to "the show." more ›

For a company in financial trouble, the Cubs' parent company sure has been quick to open up the wallet this off season. Following last week's re-signing of Aramis Ramirez to a rich new deal, the Cubs made the biggest splash of baseball's free agency period by signing Alfonso Soriano to an 8-year, $136 million deal on Monday. Soriano batted .277 with 46 home runs, 95 RBIs, 41 doubles and 41 stolen bases -- becoming the... more ›

Throughout Florida and Arizona, players begin reporting to Spring Training to begin preparation for the 2006 season. However, it's looking like one play who won't be reporting to any camp is former Cubs outfielder Sammy Sosa, who turned down an offer from the Washington Nationals. The only Major League offer Sosa received, the Nats deal only offered a non-guaranteed 1-year, $500,000 deal. Having already turned down offers from teams in Japan and overtures from the Dominican team to play in the upcoming World Baseball Championships, Sosa's agent said, "... I can say, with reasonable certainty, that we've seen Sammy in a baseball uniform for the last time." more ›