Sveum to get 1st look at Cubs-Cardinals rivalry
Cubs manager Dale Sveum will get his first up-close look this weekend at the Cardinals rivalry, which will be fueled by the World Series winners receiving their rings and hoisting...
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Johnson replaces Byrd in Cubs’ lineup
Reed Johnson will start Thursday in the Chicago Cubs' series finale against Milwaukee at Wrigley Field, with manager Dale Sveum sitting the slumping Marlon Byrd. Byrd has only one hit...
‘Different’ feeling for Sveum to manage against Brewers
Dale Sveum has lived much of Brewers history — and almost died doing it — as starting shortstop, interim manager, third-base coach, bench coach and hitting coach. The only history...
Aramis Ramirez not sure if he’ll be booed on Wrigley return
MILWAUKEE — Aramis Ramirez, who played with the Cubs during nine seasons, says he is not sure what fan reaction will be when he returns as a member of the...
Brewers’ Ramirez, Braun expect to hear boos at Wrigley
MILWAUKEE — Cubs fans will finally, after a mostly frustrating first weekend at Wrigley Field, have someone else to boo. The Nationals just didn't do it. But now the Brewers...
Garza’s hard luck continues
Here's a thought that's almost as frightening as the Cubs bullpen entering a game: The Cubs' three-four-five starters are waiting their turns. No, they haven't appeared in a game yet....
Cubs’ Epstein ‘eager’ to get started
Theo Epstein said he was not nervous but "eager" for his first season as the Cubs' new president. "Opening day is the one day of the year that doesn't feel...
Cubs’ Epstein ‘eager’ to get started
Theo Epstein said he was not nervous but "eager" for his first season as the Cubs' new president. "Opening day is the one day of the year that doesn't feel...
Sveum’s directorial debut a dud
Like the 51 Cubs managers before him — from Amalfitano to Zimmer — Dale Sveum discovered Thursday that managing with the wind blowing in at Wrigley Field is a first-class...
National League preview
National League Central Predicted finish, records 1. Brewers, 90-72 2. Reds, 84-78 3. Cardinals, 78-84 4. Cubs, 76-86 5. Pirates, 74-88 6. Astros, 58-104 Pennants, wild cards since 1995: 4,...