The Cubs non-tendered three players from their 40-man roster: former top prospect Brailyn Marquez, Alexander Vizcaíno and Rafael Ortega.

Where the Cubs roster stands as the offseason begins and shining a spotlight on the holes Jed Hoyer’s front office needs to fill.

As the Cubs enter an all-important offseason, we evaluate where the team stands at each position. Next: Second base.

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer met with the media Monday and laid out his vision for the offseason.

Zach McKinstry turned in his best game as a Cub Sunday night and is hoping to parlay that performance into a strong end to the 2022 season.

Nick Madrigal is once again on the IL and the young second baseman feels like he has something to prove heading into a big offseason.

Jed Hoyer joined the call during the Cubs-Reds game as the Cubs rally for a big inning.

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?

It’s time for evaluation with the Cubs, as they take a look at several young pitchers. Plus, has the narrative around Nick Madrigal changed?

The Cubs had a team meeting on the recent road trip and believe the next six weeks will be very important for the future of the franchise.