Cubs Reach Seiya Suzuki, Ian Happ Decision Point

Was That Ian Happ's Last Game as a Chicago Cub? Were These Words His Farewell? - Bleacher Nation

I’m not sure there’s been a more controversial GOOD player in my time covering the Cubs than Ian Happ. What I mean is, over the length of his career with the Cubs, Happ has inarguably been a good overall player. He averages about 3.0 WAR a year, hit .243/.341/.442/115 wRC+, and has won a lot of Gold Gloves. And yet, because of his three-true-outcome style of play at the plate, some very lengthy cold stretches, a perception that he’s not clutch, …

Cubs Reach Seiya Suzuki, Ian Happ Decision Point

The end of the season for the Chicago Cubs means they now have to work through some tough roster decisions. They surely would’ve liked to still be playing, but it all ended on Wednesday night in San Diego as the Padres completed the quick two-game sweep of the NL Wild Card Series. That brings about […]

Cubs 2026 Offseason Guide on Free Agents, Trade Targets, More Roster Shakeups After Wild Card Loss

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Cubs don’t get close to meeting championship expectations as season ends in two-game playoff sweep vs. Padres

The Cubs' season ended with a thud Wednesday night as they were swept out of the postseason with a 4-1 loss to the Padres.