Can the Cubs measure up to the Dodgers in 2025? The Tokyo Series will begin to answer that question
TOKYO – The Tokyo Dome video board lit up Sunday night with the words “ CUBS WIN,” flashing between English and Japanese. Clark, the team mascot, waved a “W” flag in center field. And “Go Cubs Go” played over the loudspeakers, celebrating the team’s first exhibition game win.
On the Cubs' side, players like Shota Imanaga and Seiya Suzuki will get a chance to play in their homeland.
Shota Imanaga stood on the mound at the Tokyo Dome during the Chicago Cubs’ workout to get a sense of what he will feel when ...
Chicago Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong stands on the bag and celebrates his double as umpire Alan Porter, right, looks on in the ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers gave Shohei Ohtani an unprecedented $700 million contract hoping to drive interest — and the dollars ...
The Chicago Cubs played their final exhibition game in Tokyo early on Sunday morning against the Yomiuri Giants before they ...
He faced a staunch Team USA lineup, with Dodgers star Mookie Betts in the leadoff spot. Plenty of MLB teams were paying ...
The Major League Baseball season kicks off Tuesday night at the Tokyo Dome when Shohei Ohtani and the defending World Series ...
Justin Turner, who signed a one-year deal with the Cubs earlier this offseason, met two young fans before the team's ...
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