Why the White Sox are the best story in baseball | Toyota Talks
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Sam Panayotovich is joined by "Flipping Bats" host Ben Verlander to talk about the powerful White Sox, Cubs star Pete-Crow Armstrong's recent tear and a mythical what-if matchup between Shohei Ohtani and 2011 AL MVP Justin Verlander. 

Chicago's Grant Park maestro goes from Super Bowl stage to Cubs mound

Appearing on stage with Bad Bunny helped launch a milestone year for Grant Park Orchestra Artistic Director and Principal Conductor Giancarlo Guerrero.

Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong becomes 1st MLB player to hit for cycle this season

Pete Crow-Armstrong put his name in the Chicago Cubs' record book next to Hall of Fame slugger Hack Wilson — and then nearly ruined the celebration at Wrigley Field.

Southside Magic: Why the White Sox success isn't a trick | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Sam Panayotovich is joined by ESPN's Jesse Rogers to recap an incredible finish at Rate Field last night. What was it like to be in attendance and locker room for Braden Montgomery's walk-off home run in his first MLB game? Also, will the White Sox be buyers at the trade deadline if they continue to keep pace? Plus, was last night's Cubs loss in Colorado rock bottom and is Craig Counsell's seat starting to get warm?

Reagan Bregman, wife of Cubs star, on giving back to local children
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Bregman Cares co-founder Reagan Bregman shares how she and Chicago Cubs' Alex Bregman have given back to the community and plan to make their mark in Chicago.

Stacey King remembrance & Bears stadium saga | Chicago Sports Tonight
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On a Monday edition of CST, Cassie Carlson is joined by FS1's Danny Parkins joins Cassie to remember the life and legacy of Stacey King. Also, Danny tells us why as of right now, the Cubs should not be buyers at the trade deadline, and he once again vocalizes his apathy about the Bears stadium saga.

Cubs to get Matthew Boyd back soon, but Jameson Taillon leaves game vs. Giants

On the same day the Cubs got good news on Matthew Boyd, right-hander Jameson Taillon left his start against the San Francisco Giants on Sunday night.

Cubs president Jed Hoyer says talented team will break out of slump, but needs to do so soon

Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer isn’t panicking over his team’s protracted slump so far this season, but he said the team shouldn't be wallowing at the .250 winning percentage they've had since May 9.

Chicago Cubs officially reinstate a starting pitcher for their ailing roation

Earlier this week, Cubs manager Craig Counsell was hopeful the team would get some reinforcements back for its starting rotation. On Friday, the team will get one injured starter back in the rotation.

1-on-1 with Cubs pitcher Ben Brown | Toyota Talks
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On Toyota Talks this week, Tina Nguyen goes 1-on-1 with Cubs pitcher Ben Brown, who has been one of the lone bright spots for the Cubs over the past month. Brown talks about taking advantage of his opportunity as a starter, staying mentally strong after a tough 2025 season and some of the pitches he's been able to add to his arsenal. 

Why the hype around the Bears offense is real | Chicago Sports Tonight
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 On a Sunday edition of CST, Tina Nguyen is joined by The Score's Mark Grote and MLB Insider Russ Dorsey. The panel gives their impressions and takeaways of Bears OTA's this week and why the hype around the team, specifically the offense, is real. Also, can the White Sox withstand Munetaka Murakami's injury, and will the Southsiders make the playoffs? Plus, it's been a disappointing month of May for the Cubs...can the Northsiders rebound in June and get back on track?

Fan trend takes over MLB, OTAs underway for Bears | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Otas kicked off this week in the NFL for the Bears, it's the start of building a foundation for the 2026 season - Year 2 with Ben Johnson.. Cubs finally saw their 10-game skid come to an end yesterday, and the White Sox continue to impress and surprise us all. 

Cubs were the hottest team in baseball to start the season. What happened?

The Chicago Cubs spent the first six weeks of the season threatening to run away with the NL Central. It's taken just over two weeks for a big chunk of all that hard work to disappear. What happened?

What's wrong with the Cubs? | ChicagoLIVE
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What is going on at Wrigley Field? After lighting up the league with a dominant 15-game winning streak at home, the Chicago Cubs have hit a massive wall, dropping to an alarming 2-18 stretch. Lead Sports Anchor Cassie Carlson weighs in on what is going wrong for the Chicago Cubs.