A year after doing it with Albert Pujols, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim come out of nowhere to land the biggest positional chip on the market.

The Cubs became one of baseball's mystery teams, reportedly swooping in and signing one of the top, if not the best, pitchers on the free-agent market.

What if Moises Alou had caught that ball in the 2003 NLCS? A new book looks at what might have happened afterward.

The Cubs continued their 1940 slide the following year, finishing even worse. But early on, they won an exciting extra-inning affair in St. Louis.

Today's Cub Tracks looks at the domino effect of trades, what the minor league staff shuffle means, what happens when you don't sign a flyer draft pick, how roster openings affect your next move.

The Cubs are reportedly adding another pitcher from Asia.

The Cubs claimed right-hander Sandy Rosario from the Red Sox, who had claimed him from the Marlins two days earlier.

Why not do a post about 12's? It's that kind of day.

The 1940 Cubs posted the first losing season for the franchise in more than a decade.

In a huge, nine-player swap, the Indians pick up Trevor Bauer, the Diamondbacks get Didi Gregorius, and the Reds get Shin-Soo Choo.