A few hours before Tuesday’s All-Star Game at Truist Park, Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong was considering ...

A crazy night at the All-Star Game was a success for Pete Crow-Armstrong, while the tiebreaker swing-off was confusing to ...

The National League blew a 6-0 lead in the final three innings, watching the American League tie it on Steven Kwan’s RBI infield hit off Edwin Díaz with two outs in the ninth. The game ended in a tie, ...

The Chicago Cubs made a bit of a blunder Thursday in celebrating the election of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV.

CHICAGO — I ventured out to the Wrigley Field bleachers Sunday to check out the new Chicago Cubs mascot, a goose that apparently decided to nest in a planter box in center field near the old ...

It has been a long time since a Chicago player hit for the cycle. To find the last cycle in Cubs' franchise history, one would have to go all the way back to Mark Grace in 1993.

Discover the history and funny incidents of the Chicago Cubs Mascot, Clark the Cub. Learn about its role and memorable moments in Chicago Cubs's history on Sportskeeda.

When the team became a Chicago Cubs affiliate in 2014 and changed to its current name, Swoop stayed on as a subordinate of the new mascot, Stu D. Baker. After all these years, it has been great.

Swoop the Silver Hawk was joined by fellow South Bend Cubs mascot Stu and Chicago pal Clark the Cub for an emotional farewell at Four Winds Field.

The Chicago Cubs mascot was named one of MLB's most popular, but also found to be one of the sport's scariest.

Swoop spent 28 seasons in South Bend, first as the primary mascot for the Silver Hawks before helping the new mascot, Stu, when the team changed names in 2015.

The Cubs real life mascot Clark is your perfect pre-and-postgame partier with a look on his face that says "let's party," if they win, and "Aww, c'mon. Welp, let's pound a few after this loss ...