Game threads for Wednesday night's game are all in this StoryStream.
The 37-year-old reliever won't pitch for at least 15 days; he's on the disabled list.
Should the Cubs keep Matt Garza around as they try to return to contention? Or trade him for prospects? You make the call.
Could the Cubs have won Tuesday night's game with better relief work? Yes, and part of that is on manager Dale Sveum's choices.
Albert Almora made a successful season debut in Kane County with three hits. The rest of the team didn't match his performance. Daytona won their sixth game out of seven but Iowa fell to Las Vegas.
The 37-year-old reliever won't pitch for at least 15 days; he's on the disabled list.
Should the Cubs keep Matt Garza around as they try to return to contention? Or trade him for prospects? You make the call.
Could the Cubs have won Tuesday night's game with better relief work? Yes, and part of that is on manager Dale Sveum's choices.
Here you can see all the Cubs' plans for Wrigley Field and the surrounding area. Tom Ricketts said the club might have to "consider" moving if they don't get all of this. Do you believe him?
Alex Sanabia has a little something extra in his repertoire these days. The Don Mattingly Watch continues. A Phillies broadcaster sabotaged Aroldis Chapman. The Twins finally have a strikeout pitcher. The city of Montreal remembers one of its greats.
Iowa swept a double-header thanks to Brian Bogusevic. Tennessee loses in extras and Daytona wins in extras.
The Cubs split the six games that they played last week at Wrigley Field.
How can the Cubs tap the potential of their players and their organization? Cub Tracks looks at some ideas.
Albert Almora has finished his rehab and will start the season in Kane County. The Smokies split a double-header and the D-Cubs and Cougars have disappointing losses.
Think the Cubs are having a rough season? It's nothing compared to what's going on in Houston and Miami.
Is Kris Bryant a viable option for the Cubs' choice, the second overall pick in this year's draft?
With the season underway, it's time to update my Cubs system rankings.
More tickets were sold and more people showed up for the just-completed homestand against the Rockies and Mets. But both numbers are still down from similar dates in previous years.
The Don Mattingly watch continues, while two top prospects are making their season debuts this week. The Rays are thriving, while the Giants starters are struggling. The Mariners are just slow.
Sometimes you win (Iowa, Daytona) and sometimes you lose (Kane County). And sometimes, it rains. (Tennessee)
The Cubs lost another tough and close game. After the loss, we learned who's going to be leaving the roster when Matt Garza returns.
There's a team out there with relief pitchers piling onto the DL with injuries. Perhaps they could be interested in a certain Cubs reliever?