On the day the Chicago Cubs put their top deadline acquisition on the injured list the Cincinnati Reds' top deadline ...

CHICAGO — Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer understood the gamble the organization might be taking when they acquired right-hander Michael Soroka.

The Chicago Cubs entered the MLB trade deadline with one clear goal in mind, and unfortunately, they did not meet it. Which has led to Levi Weaver of The Athlet ...

What makes it even more concerning is that the Cubs knew Soroka had experienced a slight dip in his velocity in his starts ...

Michael Soroka fired a fastball to Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson in the second inning on Monday night and felt something grab ...

Soroka, whose velocity was nose-diving before the Cubs picked him up at the trade deadline, lasted two innings in his Chicago ...

The Chicago Cubs traded for Willi Castro at the deadline and in his first four games he’s done something that hasn’t been ...

CHICAGO – Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer was fully aware of Michael Soroka’s velocity issues over the past ...

Not only did Jed Hoyer not meet expectations at the trade deadline, failing to add an impact pitcher, he didn't add substantial depth for the rotation, and even ...

Cincinnati Reds left-hander Nick Lodolo had avoided the IL for the longest stretch of his big-league career until now, becoming a staff workhorse.

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The Cubs received some unfortunate news on new pitcher Michael Soroka, who suffered an injury in his first start with Chicago ...