Cubs 3B Bryant: No hard feelings on losing grievance

Chicago Cubs star Kris Bryant realized all along his service-time grievance against the team would be tough to win, and he still believes how he handled himself might help players in the future.

Moncada ready to lead White Sox into contention

Moncada has established himself as one of the top young players in the American League.

White Sox's Reynaldo Lopez focuses on matching Giolito's turnaround

Reynaldo Lopez saw the success Lucas Giolito had after adopting a more focused approach to pitching for the Chicago White Sox. He wants to find a similar solution.

Schwarber, Heyward, Rizzo among Cubs early arrivals at spring training

Kyle Schwarber was among the position players who reported early to spring training after the Chicago Cubs missed the playoffs for the first time since 2014.

Epstein claims `no hard feelings' between Cubs, Bryant

Theo Epstein claims there are "no hard feelings on either side" in the relationship between the Chicago Cubs and Kris Bryant.

Cubs invite former closer Brandon Morrow to spring training

The Cubs announced former closer Brandon Morrow's minor league contract on Wednesday and said he will report to big league spring training.

Ticket broker, 2 Chicago White Sox employees are accused of fraud

A ticket broker and two Chicago White Sox employees are accused of fraudulently selling thousands of tickets to the team’s games, generating close to $1 million for themselves, federal prosecutors revealed Friday.

Cubs reach deals with RHP Jeffress, OF Souza

The Cubs are taking two more low-risk fliers on a pair of players hoping to rebound from injuries, reaching one-year deals with reliever Jeremy Jeffress and outfielder Steven Souza Jr.

Reds, Nick Castellanos agree to $64M, 4-year deal

Free agent outfielder Nick Castellanos signed a $64 million, four-year deal Monday with the Reds, Cincinnati's latest big-money move to emerge from years of losing.

Several Dodgers go public, peeved by Astros' cheating scam

Despite being eager to focus on the upcoming season, several Dodgers publicly for the first time expressed annoyance at the Astros for the sign-stealing system used during the 2017 season, when Houston beat them in seven games in the World Series.