The Chicago Cubs have locked up their top baseball operations executive. The Cubs and team president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer have agreed to a multi-year contract, the team announced Monday. Hoyer's contract was set to expire after this season.

Iowa opens a six-game series with the Columbus Clippers on July 29. And all three of the players could be with Iowa as part of rehabilitation assignments.

With the 2025 MLB trade deadline a few days away, MLB Network's Jon Morosi revealed where the Cubs stand on trading their top prospects and named a starting pitcher the Cubs are interested in.

Hoyer’s previous contract, which he signed when he took over from Theo Epstein as Chicago’s chief baseball decision maker after the 2020 season, would have expired at the end of the 2025 campaign.

Only the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres' starters have recorded worse ERAs than Chicago's rotation among National League playoff contenders. Gore would bring a much-needed swing-and-miss element to the Cubs rotation, and would immediately slot in as the club's third starter behind Shota Imanaga and Matthew Boyd.

The Chicago Cubs have locked up their top baseball operations executive. The Cubs and team president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer have agreed to a multi-year contract, reports The Athletic. Hoyer's contract was set to expire after this season. The team has not yet announced the deal.

An MLB insider believes the Chicago Cubs trading for Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Mitch Keller could make some sense.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs head into a three-game series at American Family Field tied for first place.