The Cubs were forced to make a difficult roster decision Sunday to add a much-needed position player to the big-league roster.

The roster shakeup continues for the Cubs as they bid farewell to Pedro Strop and made a couple of procedural moves.

As baseball faces uncertainty regarding the start of 2021’s season, the Cubs are addressing their starting rotation needs with a volume approach.

The Cubs enter the offseason with a lot of upside in their bullpen, but they need more experience and will be looking to add some high-leverage arms over the winter.

The Cubs are in a great spot with Yu Darvish and Kyle Hendricks back for 2021, but there will still be holes to fill in the rotation this winter.

Current and former Cubs reacted on social media to Alec Mills throwing the 16th no-hitter in franchise history.

The Cubs have needed to dip into their alternate site at South Bend recently and they continue to communicate on how players are continuing to develop in a unique season.

The Cubs pitching staff has a complex week ahead of it as the team will have to navigate 5 games in 3 days against the Cardinals after the Brewers leave town.

The satellite roster in South Bend figures to play a large role in this season as the Cubs will need to rely on that group for depth throughout the summer.

Right-handed pitcher Tyson Miller is on the Cubs’ satellite squad in South Bend and could find his way to Wrigley Field this season. Learn more about the 24-year-old.