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The Cubs’ 14-8 loss to the Dodgers showcased Jameson Taillon's struggles, as he continued to grapple with consistency on the mound, only to be overshadowed by a chaotic ninth inning. Meanwhile, Seiya Suzuki's status is uncertain after he exited the World Baseball Classic with a right knee injury, raising concerns for his availability as Chicago prepares for the season. On a brighter note, Cade Horton may not start on Opening Day, but the young pitcher is primed to take over the rotation by 2026, while Jefferson Rojas is making waves this spring, positioning himself as a top prospect. The Cubs are in a transition phase, balancing the weight of experience with the promise of youth, all while hoping to address Suzuki's injury quickly.
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Dodgers 14, Cubs 8: Jameson Taillon did not shine
MESA, Arizona — I know most of you are focused on the USA/Dominican Republic World Baseball Classic semi-final this evening, and the Cubs’ 14-8 loss to the Dodgers ran real long largely because of a ridiculous ninth inning that I’ll get to in a bit. The most important story of this game was Jameson Taillon, […]
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Cubs await exams to determine Suzuki's status after Classic injury
MESA, Ariz. -- Seiya Suzuki was on his way back to rejoin the Cubs on Sunday, following Team Japan’s exit from the World Baseball Classic one night earlier. Once the outfielder is back on site, Chicago’s staff will get to work on determining the severity of his right knee injury.
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Counsell enjoys another proud-dad moment this spring
MESA, Ariz. -- A video of Craig Counsell was making the rounds across social media on Saturday, showing the Cubs manager in the middle of a full proud-dad celebration.
Counsell stepped away from Spring Training on Friday and Saturday to watch his daughter, Rowan, play for Whitefish Bay in the
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Cubs' young star misses Opening Day bid, but he's ready to lead the rotation in 2026
Cade Horton may not be the Chicago Cubs' Opening Day starter after Matthew Boyd received that honor, but he's ready to emerge as the team's best starter in 2026.
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Young prospect's spring breakout has him positioned to be Cubs' #1 by year's end
Chicago Cubs infielder Jefferson Rojas has been wildly impressive in spring training and is positioned to be the team's top prospect by the end of the season.
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Seiya Suzuki Battling Right Knee Discomfort
During yesterday’s quarterfinal game between Samurai Japan and Team Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic, Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki limped off the field during the first inning after getting caught stealing second base (as noted by Yakyu Cosmopolitan on social media). Last night, Kevin Barral of Fish On First reported that Suzuki was removed due […]