Chicago Cubs, Jed Hoyer
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 president Jed Hoyer remains optimistic about team's future following disappointing season
Jed Hoyer figured he would be discussing a potential playoff matchup rather than a season that fell far short of expectations. The Chicago Cubs' president of baseball operations was frustrated and optimistic,
The Chicago Cubs have turned the page and are ready to start attacking the offseason after an 83-79 record in 2024 saw them ...
Tthe Cubs will use part of October to reassess the trade market and evaluate the upcoming class of free agents ...
Cubs fans in the left field stands were rewarded for their support on Sunday when left fielder Ian Happ threw them a ball ...
Aerosmith’s “Sweet Emotion” swelled as Cubs fans rose from their Wrigley Field seats. The song that had so long been ...
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 ...
Dansby Swanson and the Chicago Cubs will attempt to defeat Elly De La Cruz and the Cincinnati Reds when the teams meet on ...
David Ross's managerial career with the Chicago Cubs lasted four seasons before he was jettisoned last year to make room for ...
Counsell knows they deserve better than this mediocre product. Big-market expectations are part of what lured him to the ...
The Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs, perhaps mercifully, played the fastest game in the majors since 2010 on Friday.
Superfan "Bleacher Jeff" Gorski raised over $4,000 to represent Cubs fans at the team's opener next year in Tokyo. But the ...
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