Cubs

Projections believe Alex Bregman and Kyle Tucker will be roughly equal in terms of production - but the new Chicago Cubs star brings more to the table. … [Read more...] about Projected as equals on-field, 1 way Alex Bregman is a huge upgrade over Kyle Tucker

Lake Forest Caucus officials are now looking ahead following another setback by the organization’s general membership. On Jan. 24, nearly 63 % of Caucus members voted to approve a bylaw amendment that would have allowed electronic and mail-in voting for Caucus elections, in addition to the longstanding in-person option. The amendment had been endorsed by the 43-member Caucus … [Read more...] about Lake Forest Caucus looking ahead after two votes fell short of approval to change the organization’s bylaws

Most of the clubs in the league currently have a full 40-man roster, which means that just about every transaction requires a corresponding move. Some extra roster flexibility is on the way, however. The 60-day injured list goes away five days after the World Series but comes back when pitchers and catchers report to spring training. Most clubs have a slightly earlier report … [Read more...] about Players Who Could Move To The 60-Day IL Once Spring Training Begins

A number of former Chicago Cubs players remain available on the free-agent market, but only one makes sense for a reunion. … [Read more...] about 4 ex-Cubs without a deal as spring training nears (but one reunion is realistic)

LOS ANGELES — Once upon a time, the Super Bowl halftime show belonged to marching bands and pageantry. But these days, it belongs to global pop stars, cinematic production and moments that ripple beyond the stadium. Over the years, the league’s brief intermission has transformed into one of entertainment’s biggest stages, hosting era-defining performances from Prince in the … [Read more...] about How the Super Bowl halftime show evolved from pageantry to pop culture’s biggest stage