The Chicago Cubs desperately need to make some moves if they want to make a push for World Series contention this season. Actually, at this point, they probably need to swing some trades if they even want to make the playoffs.

Just as the Chicago Cubs are on the verge of getting a starting pitcher back, another one hits the injured list.

The Chicago Cubs are expected to be without starter Jameson Taillon until after the All-Star break due to a strained left hamstring.

As a result of a plethora of situations, the Chicago Cubs announced several roster moves on Tuesday ahead of their matchup with the Colorado Rockies. The best news is the return of utility player Matt Shaw from the injured list.

The Cubs announced Monday afternoon that they claimed Nunez off waivers from the Orioles. The Cubs immediately optioned Nunez to the Arizona Complex League and did not need to make a corresponding active roster move, as their 40-man roster had two open spots.

Rain is attempting to cool off the Cubs after Thursday night's walk-off win.

Cubs star Ian Happ shared his brutally honest thoughts on the team's current standings placement in the National League Central.