The changeup’s kind of a new weapon for me,” Taillon said after the Cubs’ 14-1 win Tuesday against the Marlins. “I’ve rarely thrown it in two-strike counts, just in my career. And then now, to have a real weapon with two strikes, I have to be comfortable saying yes to throwing change ups in two-strike counts.”

The Chicago Cubs dropped a disappointing game on Monday night in the first of a six-game road trip and a three-game set against the Miami Marlins. With an ugly

The Chicago Cubs activated outfielder Ian Happ from the injured list on Tuesday ahead of their game at Miami. The 30-year-old Happ had been sidelined since May 10 because of a left oblique strain. Before his injury,

The Chicago Cubs called up third baseman Matt Shaw from Triple-A Iowa on Monday for the start of a three-game series in Miami, sources told the Chicago Tribune. Manager Craig Counsell hinted at the move Sunday after the Cubs swept the White Sox in the opening round of the City Series at Wrigley Field, and it will be made official Monday.

The Cubs lost to the Miami Marlins on Monday night despite Jacob Amaya recording five RBIs. His production, paired with Carson Kelly, have helped the Cubs achieve some never-before-seen baseball history.

Pete Crow-Armstrong tripled, doubled and scored two runs, and the Chicago Cubs completed a three-game sweep of the crosstown White Sox at Wrigley Field with a 6-2 victory.

Jesús Sánchez hit a leadoff homer and a game-ending triple, finishing with three hits and four RBIs as the Miami Marlins came back to beat the Chicago Cubs 8-7