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This has been a tough week for Cubs fans. First, we get the news that Kyle Schwarber and Albert Almora have been shown the door (non-tendered, in baseball terms), now it's Len Kasper following close behind.

Well, you if you lose over 25 pounds during the off-season, your ring finger probably shrinks, too. Anthony Rizzo knows that now.

When the Cubs open the 2020 season, it will be at home in an empty Wrigley Field. That kind of silence may have a negative effect on player performance.

We've gotten an inside look at the, 'not-to-be-releasd-until-Monday', MLB 2020 schedule and the Cubbies will begin the season at Wrigley Field.

This video is strange and beautiful, as one writer described KB's batting practice at Wrigley. The Cubs' new lead off man knocks a couple into the bleachers.

If we can't get a deal done between the Marquee Network and Xfinity, this might be the only way for some folks to see a game.

Joe and Jaye Maddon placed a full-page ad in the Chicago Tribune Sunday that was full of catchphrases and famous 'Maddonisms'.

Fan favorite Kyle Schwarber could be heading to New York.

The fan (maybe "former fan") says he had a deal in place with the Cubs, but that deal fell through when the ’84 team was eliminated in the playoffs.

The 2016 World Series MVP has been on the "restricted list" since May 8th, but as more time goes by, there's less chance of him ever returning to the Cubs.