Chicago Cubs prospect Moises Ballesteros is turning heads in spring training ahead of an important season for the Cubs.

With eight Cactus League games remaining before the Cubs depart Arizona for Chicago, three notable performances have stood out this spring.

Loop around the back of the Cubs’ main practice field, onto the spring training complex’ patio, and the view across the agility field will be far different from years past. Where there once was just more grass leading out to the bullpens and half-field,

After two different stints in Arizona, a trip to Tokyo and initiating the Athletics' new park in Sacramento with a sweep, the Cubs finally go home.

With a full trip through the rotation, the Chicago Cubs starters had mixed results at 2-2 with one no-decision. They posted a 4.21 ERA in 25 2/3 innings.

Spring Training not only marks the beginning of the baseball season but also provides teams with essential tangible evidence of how their roster and prospects may perform when it matters. The pressure is on for these athletes, and they’re working against ...

Cubs manager Craig Counsell told reporters that the team was waiting for the MRI results, and wouldn’t speculate on the extent or nature of the injury for their designated hitter and outfielder.

The Nationals beat the Cubs 10-4 on Thursday for manager Blake Butera's first win, with Brady House, Joey Wiemer and Jacob Young homering for Washington and Pete Crow-Armstrong getting two hits and two RBIs for Chicago.

Currently ranked No. 53 among the league’s top 100 prospects, Ballesteros got a nod from this MLB columnist Tuesday.

The Cubs have balanced building a playoff-contending roster with creating developmental runway for prospects in the Major Leagues in recent seasons. Names like Pete Crow-Armstrong, Michael Busch, Cade Horton and Matt Shaw have jumped from Pipeline’s rankings to postseason races.