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Chelsea sale: Chicago Cubs owners confirm they are launching formal takeover bid

Chelsea have attracted plenty of interested parties and Chicago Cubs owners, the Ricketts family, confirm they are launching formal takeover bid for Premier League side

Daily Mirror · Mar 16, 2022

Chicago Cubs owners launching bid to buy EPL club Chelsea

The ownership of the Chicago Cubs says it will make a bid to buy Premier League club Chelsea

The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2022

Chicago Cubs owners and Ken Griffin join forces in bid to buy Chelsea

The owners of the Chicago Cubs, the Ricketts family, have said they will bid to buy Chelsea and have joined forces with Ken Griffin, a billionaire hedge fund tycoon

The Guardian - UK · Mar 16, 2022

Codi Heuer is set to miss the entire season after the Chicago Cubs pitcher undergoes Tommy John surgery

The Chicago Cubs will be without a key young reliever this season should the lockout end.

Chicago Tribune · Mar 8, 2022

Are Chicago Cubs season tickets still worth it after a disappointing season amid organizational change? Fans are divided.

Sarah Marren’s wait on the Chicago Cubs season ticket list lasted so long, she can’t remember when she first signed up.

Chicago Tribune · Mar 7, 2022

One potential question facing the Chicago Cubs once the MLB lockout ends: How will they use the DH spot?

An occasional rumble of an airplane flying over the back fields of the Chicago Cubs complex broke through the crack of bats and hum of instruction during minor-league minicamp.

Chicago Tribune · Feb 28, 2022

Paul Sullivan: MLB negotiations are moving at a snail’s pace — or worse, as slowly as a baseball game — and the clock is ticking

CHICAGO — It was 11 years ago in spring training that Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Silva gave beat writers a brief summary of his discussion with pitching coach Mark Riggins about the team’s decision to leave him off the roster.

Chicago Tribune · Feb 25, 2022

Jared Banner, the Chicago Cubs’ new VP of player development, emphasizes an ‘evidence-based’ approach to cultivating the next group of core players

Near the third-base line on a back field at the Chicago Cubs complex, president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer and most of the major-league coaching staff observed batting practice during a cool, breezy late morning workout Tuesday.

Chicago Tribune · Feb 23, 2022