The Latest Breaking News from David Ross

Cubs’ David Ross finally gets to show what he’s really got

After an unorthodox first two seasons, the Cubs manager will get the chance to lead under more conventional circumstances.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 27, 2022

Cubs’ Drew Smyly makes first start of short spring training vs. Padres

Left-hander Drew Smyly threw two scoreless innings in the Cubs’ 2-2 tie at Peoria Stadium.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 26, 2022

‘Diligence,’ humor on display in Seiya Suzuki’s Cubs spring training debut

Seiya Suzuki got two at-bats in the Cubs’ Cactus League loss to the Rockies.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 26, 2022

Cubs legends and HOFers return to spring training : ‘Nothing better than that’

Health and safety protocols at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic had limited the personnel allowed at 2020 summer camp and 2021 spring training.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 21, 2022

‘Very unique’: Short spring, flurry of moves raise Cubs rotation questions

The Cubs’ rotation picture changed when they signed left-handers Drew Smyly and Daniel Norris on Saturday.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 20, 2022

Paul Sullivan: Cubs and White Sox have different expectations this season — but David Ross and Tony La Russa have the same goal

As he addressed reporters Saturday from Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Ariz.,, Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa put last year’s success in the rearview mirror.

Chicago Tribune · Mar 14, 2022

David Ross signs contract extension, keeping him as Cubs manager through 2024 with team option for ’25

CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs have locked in their manager, agreeing to a three-year contract extension with David Ross that includes a team option for 2025.

Chicago Tribune · Mar 11, 2022

Cubs manager David Ross gets contract extension

Ross and the Cubs have agreed to terms on a three-year extension.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 11, 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

‘Hocus pocus’ or sound science? Can brain mapping save Nikolas Cruz from death row?

MIAMI — Over a decade ago, a “brain-mapping” technology known as QEEG was first used in a Florida death penalty case, helping keep a convicted Miami killer off death row by swaying jurors that brain damage had left him prone to violence.

Miami Herald · Feb 5, 2022