Former Cardinals utilityman Joe Mather is having fun with the Cubs. Chicago signed Mather to a Minor League deal in December. His can play a variety of infield and outfield positions, and that endeared him to the organization. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
What a difference 29 days makes. Chicago came out of its initial trip to St. Louis on April 15 with a 3-7 record, on the way to a dismal 3-11 start. Fast-forward to Monday. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Bryan LaHair, one of the early-season surprises in the National League, prefers to concentrate on the Cubs' win column instead of his stellar numbers. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
There are going to be a lot of hard decisions going forward for the Bulls, even assuming Derrick Rose, who had his surgery over the weekend, does recover well and quickly. One is the payroll, which already is around the projected luxury tax line. Read Original Story on Chicago Bulls Official Website
Ali Villanueva is 6-foot-10, but that’s not the only reason he stood out at the Bears rookie minicamp. Read More on Chicago Bears Official Website
The Bears on Sunday agreed to three-year contracts with seven players who participated in their three-day rookie minicamp on a tryout basis. Read More on Chicago Bears Official Website
Cubs third baseman Ian Stewart wrote his mother's name, his wife's name and his mother-in-law's name on his pink wristband on Sunday in honor of Mother's Day, and then hit a solo home run to celebrate. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Cubs starter Ryan Dempster has pitched as well, if not better, than the Cardinals' Jake Westbrook. Yet when the two square off Monday night, it will be Dempster looking to pick up his first win of 2012, while Westbrook attempts to notch victory No. 5. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Ian Stewart and Reed Johnson each hit solo home runs, Alfonso Soriano added an RBI double and the Cubs scored the tie-breaking run on an error in the seventh to post an 8-2 win on Sunday over the Brewers. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Shawn Camp hasn't pitched in every Cubs game. It just seems that way. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
