The Chicago Cubs need a third reliable starting pitcher, and the Kansas City Royals have the man for the job in last season's Cy Young runner-up, Seth Lugo.

Rookies and veterans alike have bolstered a resurgent White Sox offense since the All-Star break, but some players could soon be dealt.

A Chicago Cubs fan fell from the wall at Wrigley field while trying to catch a ball. He was fortunate to land in a net.

The whispers among Royals fans began in late May. Royals catcher Salvador Perez had celebrated his 35th birthday that month, and some fans wondered if his best days were in the rearview mirror. But if there's one thing Royals fans have learned through the years about the team's captain,

Starting pitcher Jameson Taillon threw 47 pitches during a bullpen session Friday at Wrigley Field, per the Cubs. He was placed on the 15-day injured list on July 4 with a right calf strain. Prior to his injury, Taillon had a 4.44 ERA and a 1.11 WHIP across 95.1 innings, including 10 quality starts.

After landing at O’Hare International, we hopped off the flight and jumped in an Uber to, you guessed it, the magnificent Rate Field nestled in the Windy City’s Southside. Just kidding, it was Wrigley Field.

Sean Burke has looked forward to pitching against the Cubs since … well, the last time he faced them and lost at Wrigley Field two months ago. We should actually put this idea in proper perspective an

Erin Molek, Development Manager of Ogden Avenue Supportive Housing, Jack Canellis, Matthew Miller, and Braydon Guffad, Sandburg High School students, join John Landecker to talk about their idea