The Chicago Cubs couldn’t have performed much better than they did in the first half. But they still face questions coming out of the All-Star break.

It's Friday, July 25 and the Cubs (60-42) are in Chicago to take on the White Sox (37-66). Shota Imanaga is slated to take the mound for Chicago against Adrian Houser for Chicago. The Cubs are 1-3 in the past four games and coming off a series loss to the Royals where they dropped two of three.

The Cubs' offense, as a whole, took a step back this month, with the team's batting average continuing its season-long downward trend. In April, Chicago batted .267, then dropped to .258 in May.

The Chicago Cubs are on pace to score their most runs since 1930, but adding another bat for the stretch run would help.

“Somehow he’s just gotten better in this stretch,” Counsell said. “He’s just overwhelming hitters. It’s just a great pitch mix and deception. You watch the Bobby Witt at-bats, who’s one of the best hitters in the game. What (Boyd) did there tonight is a great example of how good the stuff is. It’s been fun to watch him pitch.”

Cody Bellinger has delivered one of the most impressive performances in his inaugural season with the New York Yankees. His former manager with the Chicago Cubs, Craig Counsell, shared honest thoughts on his performance.

At least the Cubs were up 11-0 against the Cardinals when Alex Cooper got on the mic during Sunday’s game in Chicago. The “Call Her Daddy” podcast host was mercilessly booed when it was time ...

Ozzy Osbourne’s unforgettable rendition of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” was revisited after the legendary rock star’s death. Major League Baseball shared the memorable performance via Instagram on Tuesday,

Alex Cooper received deafening boos from the crowd when she sang "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the 7th-inning stretch at the Chicago Cubs vs. St. Louis Cardinals game on Sunday, July 6.