The Cubs made a handful of moves Friday afternoon, including signing catcher Dom Nuñez and pitcher Brad Wieck to minor league deals.

The Cubs began the offseason Thursday with a plethora of roster moves, clearing space on the 40-man roster ahead of an interesting winter.

The Cubs have more than 60 players to fit on the 40-man roster this winter, including a slew of prospects. How will Jed Hoyer’s front office proceed?

Updates on where the Cubs pitching staff stands as of Saturday and how David Ross and Tommy Hottovy can put the pieces together by Opening Day

Brad Wieck spoke on his injury and his motivation to return and Justin Steele made his first start of the spring.

The reported signing of Jonathan Villar gives the Cubs more depth and flexibility.

Justin Steele, David Ross and other Cubs reacted to the return of baseball as they made their way to Sloan Park.

Here’s an early look at how the Cubs’ 2022 roster is shaking out – before any offseason moves.

The Cubs activated Matt Duffy off the 60-day IL and designated Eric Sogard for assignment amidst of flurry of moves prior to Friday’s game against the Diamondbacks.

With the 21st overall pick in the 2021 MLB Draft, the Cubs selected left-handed pitcher Jordan Wicks out of Kansas State.