Landis Sims was born limb deficient, missing his hands and lower legs, yet that hasn’t stopped his love for the game of baseball.

As the winner of a Lou Gehrig Day auction in early June, lifelong Cubs fan Nick Anton had the opportunity to step into the broadcast booth and call Cubs baseball on Marquee.

Cubs and UNCF leaders joined ‘Cubs Live!’ to talk about UNCF’s mission to increasing minority access to college education.

Learn more about the ALS organization Project Main St., led by a group of tight-knit friends from Roosevelt Island committed to honoring the legacy of their friend Tim Sheehy.

Despite receiving an ALS diagnosis in 2017, Gus Anagnostopoulos has continued his work with Levy Restaurants and the Chicago Cubs, determined to not let ALS define who he is in any way.

Founded in April of 2021, Her ALS Story brings together women who were diagnosed with ALS under the age of 35, connecting for the first time a group that previously felt without a voice in the ALS community.

Through a diagnosis with ALS, Lynne Mapes-Riordan and her family have come together and gained an appreciation for life’s simple moments.

Following a 15-season MLB career, Cameron Maybin has moved into broadcasting in 2022, including contributing to Marquee Sports Network’s studio coverage.

A fixture for more than 20 years in the Wrigley Field press box, the Chicago Cubs today announced the news that longtime Chicago radio reporter Craig Lynch passed away after a brief illness.

Marquee Sports Network today announced expanded coverage of the Cubs minor league system, including live game broadcasts presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois.