Chicago Cubs, reliever Ryan Tepera agree to $900,000 deal

The Cubs and reliever Ryan Tepera agreed Friday to a one-year deal that pays a $900,000 salary while in the major leagues.

MLB's revised drug policy would essentially make weed legal throughout baseball: report

Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players' Association are reportedly in agreement in removing marijuana from the list of banned substances for minor leaguers.

Cubs add ex-Padres manager Andy Green, slugger Mike Napoli to staff

Andy Green will join the staff of first-year manager David Ross after being fired by San Diego in September. The former big league infielder was 274-366 over four seasons leading the Padres.

Chicago Cubs facing federal review over Wrigley Field access

Federal officials are investigating whether the Chicago Cubs’ ongoing $1 billion renovation of Wrigley Field provides adequate wheelchair access.

Cubs agree to 1-year contract with reliever Dan Winkler

The Chicago Cubs and reliever Dan Winkler agreed Friday to a one-year contract that pays $750,000 in the majors.

Cubs cut Addison Russell one year after domestic violence ban

“We decided to non-tender Addison Russell today simply because the role we expected him to play for the 2020 Cubs was inconsistent with how he would have been treated in the salary arbitration process,” Cubs executive Theo Epstein said in a statement.

Cubs' Bryant, wife Jessica announce their first child

Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant and his wife Jessica announced Tuesday they're expecting their first child.

Cubs exercise Rizzo's $16.5M option, decline Morrow, Barnett

The Cubs have exercised a $16.5 million option for next season on first baseman Anthony Rizzo and declined options on right-handers Brandon Morrow, Tony Barnette and Kendall Graveman.

Cubs exercise Quintana $11.5M option, decline Holland

The Cubs exercised their $11.5 million option for 2020 on pitcher Jose Quintana on Saturday and declined their $6.5 million option on left-hander Derek Holland, which triggered a $500,000 buyout.   

David Ross, Chicago Cubs eyeing return to playoffs and another title run

David Ross slipped on his old No. 3 jersey, as if it was 2016 all over again, though he and the Cubs insisted this is not about the past.

Javy Baez named cover athlete for 'MLB The Show 20'

Cubs All-Star shortstop Javy Baez will be on the cover of Playstation's "MLB The Show 20" video game.

Chicago Cubs shake up player-development operation

The Chicago Cubs shook up their player-development operation, with Matt Dorey taking over as senior vice president of player development and directors of pitching and hitting being appointed.

Joe Maddon returns to LA Angels as new manager

Joe Maddon agreed to a three-year deal to become the Los Angeles Angels' manager on Wednesday, reuniting the World Series-winning former bench boss of the Chicago Cubs with the organization where he spent the first three decades of his baseball career.

Chicago Cubs to interview Kapler, Espada for manager's job

The Chicago Cubs say they plan to interview former Philadelphia manager Gabe Kapler and Houston bench coach Joe Espada this week about their managerial opening.

AP source: Joe Maddon to interview for Angels' manager job

Joe Maddon will interview for the Los Angeles Angels' managerial vacancy this week, a person familiar with the process told The Associated Press. 

Chicago Cubs plan to interview David Ross, Joe Girardi next week

Former Chicago Cubs catchers Joe Girardi and David Ross will speak with the team next week about its managerial opening.

David Ross on list of possible candidates for Cubs manager

CHICAGO (AP) - The field of candidates to be the next manager of the Chicago Cubs is beginning to take shape.