Cubs' Cody Poteet Wins 1st-Ever Automated Ball-Strike Challenge of MLB Spring Training
Cody Poteet is going to be the answer to a trivia question one day. The Chicago Cubs pitcher became the first player at the major league level to successfully challenge a ball/strike call using the automatic ball and strike system MLB is testing during Spring Training games this year.
At the time of the trade, Canario was the Giants' No. 10-ranked prospect. He was dealt alongside pitcher Caleb Kilian.
Given their looming trip to Japan, the Dodgers and Cubs are working under a different Spring Training schedule than the rest ...
The Boston Red Sox have found themselves in a bind with Rafael Devers after signing Alex Bregman. Trading Devers is suddenly ...
In the more than nine years since park officials have been tracking bear activity, it’s the first time bear cubs have been ...
Human umpires still call every pitch, but each team has the ability to challenge two calls per game, with no additions for ...
Taillon did not take too much time off before reporting to Cubs camp — he worked on regaining some of his pitch speed.
Chicago Cubs top prospect Matt Shaw is back in action at spring training after suffering an oblique injury before camp ...
Chicago Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga said Wednesday he was “very honored” to receive the opening day start against the Los ...
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