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

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

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer shared some of their plans for the offseason that include free agency and potential trades.

2023 will mark the second year with the DH in the National League and the Cubs will enter the season with a new plan at the position.

While right field and left field are locked in, the Cubs have a wide open race in center field entering the 2023 season.

Jared Young has had a long road to Chicago but the 27-year-old rookie is making the most of his opportunity with the Cubs.

Rafael Ortega’s 2022 season was cut short after he broke his left ring finger while trying to lay down a bunt on Tuesday.

After four months on the IL, Michael Hermosillo is back with the Cubs and made an unexpected impact in Tuesday night’s win over the Mets.

Hayden Wesneski’s stellar debut was the Cubs story of the week but there are still plenty of angles to be analyzed in the final month of the season.

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?