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It's still far too early to know who truly won and who lost this year's deadline. But it's not too early to know that certain executives have much more riding on the end of this season than others.

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer called into The Score to show support for the 24-hour Cubs For A Cure ...

If you look on social media, words that describe the Chicago Cubs fanbase’s general feelings about the team’s trade deadline ...

The Chicago Cubs had a lackluster trade deadline and President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer opened up on not getting a starter.

Good morning, Chicago. Lollapalooza fans return to Grant Park this weekend, and the wave of visitors should keep most downtown hotel rooms and many restaurants filled, a much-needed boost at a time ...

On trade deadline day, Cubs President Jed Hoyer made some low-key moves while White Sox GM Chris Getz held on to Luis Robert ...

The San Diego Padres and Philadelphia Phillies were among the teams who made major moves in advance of Thursday's trade ...

Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong voiced his support for Jed Hoyer on the same day the fanbase felt underwhelmed by ...

Heck, Doty has been in quarterback battles at South Carolina since 2020. He started a few games that season, was going to be ...

Teams on both coasts were very aggressive ahead of the trade deadline, but the activity in flyover country was more measured.

President of baseball operations Jed Hoyer approached the trade deadline wanting to improve the Chicago Cubs bench and ...