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Erie sweeps with walkoff win

Toledo Mud Hens 6, Iowa Cubs 2 (box) The Toledo Mud Hens took Sunday’s game against Iowa, 6-2, to split the series against the Cubs. Dylan File was outstanding in this one, giving the Mud Hens five innings of one-hit ball. He went 1-2-3 in every frame but the second and didn’t allow any free […]

The Bear’s Den, July 6, 2026

THE DAILY SPONGIE SPECIAL BEARSSSSSS Caleb Williams sends a signed jersey to Chicago native Pope Leo Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has sent a signed jersey to Pope Leo XIV. Leo, born as Robert Francis Prevost, is a Chicago native. And, given that there’s only one NFL team in town, it’s safe to say he’s a Bears fan. […]

Cubs Minor League Wrap: Owen Ayers homers in Smokies win

Iowa Cubs The Iowa Cubs got egged by the Toledo Mud Hens (Tigers), 6-2. Will Sanders took the loss after giving up four runs on five hits over four innings. One of the runs was unearned. Sanders struck out five and walked one. Antoine Kelly had two perfect innings of relief, striking out two. Left […]

Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (7/5/26): Cubs 6, Cardinals 4 – Win Over Sloppy Cards Prevents Sweep

The Cubs salvaged the final game of the series against the Cardinals on Sunday afternoon with a relatively unattractive win. After briefly taking the lead, the road team suffered a defensive meltdown that handed a victory to the Cubs. Chicago moved in front against starter Matthew Liberatore in the bottom of the 1st on an … The post Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (7/5/26): Cubs 6, Cardinals 4 – Win Over Sloppy Cards Prevents Sweep appeared first on .

White Sox 7, Guardians 6: Splitting the hard way

The White Sox had one job at Progressive Field this holiday weekend: Split the series and return from Cleveland with a one-game lead intact. And they did. Now, you might have qualms with how they did it, getting walked off in the first two games, then ending up on the right side of a one-run game only after weathering two awful defensive innings and the failure to capitalize on a pair of bases-loaded opportunities late in the game. But a win is a win, especially when it restores sole possess...

Javier Assad vital as stabilizing force in Cubs rotation

The Cubs’ starting rotation in early July looks a lot different from what was expected when the season started. Injuries have taken a serious toll, but thanks in part to guys like Javier Assad, the Cubs have stayed in the playoff hunt 90 games into the season. On Sunday, as the Cubs were looking to […]

White Sox Minor League Update: July 5, 2026

Memphis Redbirds 2, Charlotte Knights 1Mason Adams was the bright spot and kept things on lockdown for five, scattering two hits, no walks, and a couple of punchouts. Then Wikelman González took the wheel and promptly got dinged for a run on two singles, a wild pitch, a sac fly, and Memphis was on the […]

NFC Notes: Cade Mays, Xavier McKinney, Bears, Lions, Packers

Bears Bills S C.J. Gardner-Johnson says he knew the Bears wouldn’t re-sign him, despite his performance in 11 games with them last season, in which he had three sacks and two interceptions. “I’m a firecracker, but let’s take the body of work: never legally been in trouble; never physically harmed a person,” Gardner-Johnson said via […] The post NFC Notes: Cade Mays, Xavier McKinney, Bears, Lions, Packers appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Chicago Cubs Lineup (7/5/26): Life, Liberatore, and Pursuit of Series Salvage.

We’ll return to our regularly scheduled programming on Monday, so you’re getting another bare-bones post this afternoon. Not that the Cubs have done anything worthy of attention this Independence Day weekend anyway. They’ve played like hot trash against the Cardinals this season, but at least they still have a chance to salvage some dignity. Javier … The post Chicago Cubs Lineup (7/5/26): Life, Liberatore, and Pursuit of Series Salvage. appeared first on .