After Cubs miss playoffs again, Jed Hoyer says team needs to outperform expectations in the future
The Cubs missed the postseason for the fourth time this year, and President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer is assessing the what-if's and could-be's. The North Siders finished with a record of 83-79—an identical win-loss record to last year.
Cubs Part Ways With 1st Base Coach Mike Napoli
For the second consecutive year, Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer sat at the dais trying to explain ...
The Chicago Cubs season is officially over, which might not be the worst thing after what they showed throughout the year. It ...
Cubs fans in the left field stands were rewarded for their support on Sunday when left fielder Ian Happ threw them a ball ...
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It’s Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer’s turn to take the heat, entering his fifth season since replacing Theo Epstein.
Counsell knows they deserve better than this mediocre product. Big-market expectations are part of what lured him to the ...
The Chicago Cubs did not have the season they wanted after spending in free agency and giving Craig Counsell a monster ...
I’m here to experience the postseason, we didn’t get there this year so that means that there’s work to do, manager Craig ...
The Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs, perhaps mercifully, played the fastest game in the majors since 2010 on Friday.
Things did not work out the way anyone had hoped in the first season of the Craig Counsell era for the Chicago Cubs as the team matched last season's 83-79 reco ...
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell looks out over the field during the third inning of a baseball game against the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024, in Chicago. Charles Rex ...
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