The Milwaukee Brewers have won nine straight games, pushing the rival Chicago Cubs to the brink. Much of that has come thanks to hodgepodge starting rotation le

Shota Imanaga tossed seven shutout innings and five players hit solo home runs Saturday, carrying the Chicago Cubs to a 6-0 win over the Boston Red Sox.

MLB insider Ken Rosenthal provides more insight into how active the Cubs and Red Sox will be ahead of the trade deadline.

The Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Red Sox Saturday at Wrigley Field for the second straight day, and the win landed the team in a remarkable spot.

The rookie third baseman came out of the All-Star break with four hits, including a homer, in three games against the Red Sox, but is that enough to keep the Cubs from shopping for a third baseman?

The Chicago Cubs have been one of the best offensive teams in baseball. But that’s only afforded them a small divisional lead.

The Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs have some things in common — especially when it comes to the MLB trade deadline. Prior to Saturday’s game between the two teams, FOX Sports’ Ken Rosenthal identified Boston’s three biggest needs at the deadline. Coincidentally, Chicago is also in the market for the same type of players.

The Chicago Cubs are one of the top suitors to trade for Eugenio Suárez. He would make Chicago's offense the best in the MLB.

Interestingly, the Brock-less Strat-O-Cardinals rebounded to advance to the NLCS in 1973, losing to Cincy. The following season, they took down the Los Angeles Dodgers in the LCS before bowing to the Oakland A’s in a epic seven-game World Series.

Recap: Ben Cowles hit a three-run homer to highlight a five-run sixth inning for the Cubs. The Clippers managed only six hits and held the Cubs to five. Petey Halpin and Jake Anchia each had two hits for Columbus. Clippers starter Parker Messick (4-4) allowed three runs on four hits in 5⅓ innings. He struck out seven and walked one.