Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts released a statement this week about the future of the franchise, including a glimpse at the upcoming offseason.

In the aftermath of the most emotional trade deadline in franchise history, when will the Cubs be World Series contenders again? The chief decision-makers weigh in.

With so much uncertainty permeating baseball right now, the Cubs are steadying themselves for a slow-moving offseason.

Jed Hoyer and the Cubs will look for a general manager that will bring “fresh ideas” to the team.

With Theo Epstein leaving the front office, the Cubs didn’t want a major shake-up and felt it was important to maintain continuity by promoting Jed Hoyer to baseball operations’ top spot.

The Cubs and Jed Hoyer have reached an agreement on a five-year contract extension as Hoyer takes over as president of baseball operations.

Jed Hoyer will step into the role as Cubs president of baseball operations this weekend and faces a winter packed with difficult decisions.

Wrigley Field has officially been deemed a National Historic Landmark, as designated by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior.

Theo Epstein explains why he decided to step down from the Cubs front office now as opposed to finishing out his contract.

Theo Epstein will leave the Cubs front office at the end of the week, with Jed Hoyer stepping in as president of baseball operations.