In today’s press conference, Cubs President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer reflected on a rollercoaster 2025, the team’s postseason exit, and what lies ahead for Chicago’s roster. He touched on injuries, bullpen strategy, contract decisions, and the balance between immediate wins and long‑term sustainability.🎯 Why This Matters:This is a pivotal moment for the Cubs — a base of young talent, tantalizing progress, and questions about whether the front office can convert this into sustained contention. Hoyer’s tone, accountability, and hints about strategy this offseason will set the narrative for 2026.

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The 2025 baseball season was one to remember for the Chicago Cubs. From Opening Day highs to late-season drama and an unforgettable playoff run, this is your complete recap of the Cubs' journey through the regular season and postseason this yearIn this video, Cody and Blake break down:⚾️ Key moments from the regular season💥 Breakout performances from Cubs stars📊 Standout stats and season records🔥 Trade deadline moves & late-season surges🏆 A game-by-game breakdown of the Cubs' playoff run❤️ Emotional highs, tough losses, and the unforgettable moments that defined 2025🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon so you never miss a moment of Cubs baseball coverage!WATCH/LISTEN TO WRIGLEYVILLE FOREVER: https://linktr.ee/Wrigleyville.ForeverSUPPORT CODY: https://linktr.ee/cody_cubsBECOME A SICKO: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3o0PdEC26RXDwejTCRUd7w/join

The Chicago Cubs’ postseason run comes to a disappointing end as they fall to the Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 in Game 5 of the NLDS. In a hard-fought series that went the distance, the Cubs couldn’t generate enough offense to back their pitching and were ultimately outplayed by a red-hot Brewers team.Cody and Blake break down the key moments of Game 5, what went wrong for the Cubs, standout performances from both sides, and what this loss means heading into the offseason. From missed opportunities to clutch moments by Milwaukee, we cover it all.

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The stage is set for an epic Game 5 showdown in Milwaukee as our Chicago Cubs take on the division-rival Brewers with a trip to the NLCS on the line! After a rollercoaster series, it's all come down to this final battle at American Family Field.Can the Cubbies silence the crowd and punch their ticket to the next round? Will our bats stay hot and the bullpen lock it down when it matters most? Cody and Blake break down the key matchups, pitching probables, and what the Cubs need to do to come out on top in this winner-take-all clash.💭 Drop your score predictions and hype in the comments!WINDY CITY SPORTS CARDSWATCH/LISTEN TO WRIGLEYVILLE FOREVERSUPPORT CODYBECOME A SICKO

The Cubs came alive in Game 4 and refused to go quietly — shutting out Milwaukee 6‑0 to even the series and send it back to Milwaukee for a winner‑take‑all Game 5.Matthew Boyd was masterful, limiting the Brewers to just two hits over 4⅔ innings while striking out six. Ian Happ delivered the big blow in the 1st with a three-run homer, giving the Cubs the early momentum. The Cubs kept piling on: Kyle Tucker FINALLY launched a solo shot for his first extra base hit of the postseason in the 7th, and Michael Busch added another in the 8th. The bullpen held strong behind Boyd AGAIN, completing the shutout and pushing the series to Game 5. A full team effort. After falling behind 2–0 in the series, the Cubs have now battled back to force a decisive final game. With everything on the line, momentum might just be swinging in Chicago’s favor.This is an EARLY morning edition of Wrigleyville Forever. LET'S GO!WINDY CITY SPORTS CARDS: www.312windycitysportscards.comWATCH/LISTEN TO WRIGLEYVILLE FOREVER: https://linktr.ee/Wrigleyville.ForeverSUPPORT CODY: https://linktr.ee/cody_cubsBECOME A SICKO: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3o0PdEC26RXDwejTCRUd7w/join

The Cubs aren't done yet! 💥 In a thrilling Game 3 of the NLDS at Wrigley Field, Chicago dug deep and survived a fierce challenge from the Milwaukee Brewers to keep their postseason hopes alive. With clutch hits from Pete Crow-Armstrong and Michael Busch, lockdown pitching from Jameson Taillon and the bullpen, and the Wrigley faithful roaring all night long, the Cubs held on to force a must-watch Game 4 tomorrow!Game 4 goes down tomorrow at Wrigley Field — winner advances to the NLCS or takes momentum back to Milwaukee.

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The stage is set for a crucial Game 3 of the NLDS as the Chicago Cubs return to the Friendly Confines of Wrigley Field to take on the Milwaukee Brewers. With the Brewers leading the series 2-0, both teams know what's at stake — a chance to take the series and keeping their season alive.Will the Cubs feed off the home crowd and keep their postseason dreams alive? Or will the Brewers spoil the party in Chicago?

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The Chicago Cubs couldn’t bounce back from Game 1 as they fell 7-3 to the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 2 of the NLDS at American Family Field. The Cubs jumped out to an early lead behind a Seiya Suzuki 3-run homer, but the Brewers responded with a big swing from Andrew Vaughn immediately. William Contreras and Jackson Chourio added homers in the middle innings to add to this brutal gut punch for Cubs fans.Cubs starting pitching has been absolutely atrocious in this series and it leads them to their backs against the wall headed back to Wrigley Field on Wednesday.Can the Cubs bounce back at home to at least avoid being swept?

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Yesterday didn’t go how Cubs fans wanted — the Brewers came out swinging and jumped all over Game 1 in the NLDS, handing Chicago a 9–3 loss. In this video, we break down how things unraveled early, key moments that sunk the Cubs, and what to expect heading into Game 2 tomorrow.Game 2 Preview & Storylines to WatchCubs starter Shōta Imanaga has been tapped to take the mound for Game 2. He’s had success against Milwaukee this year (3.57 ERA over ~17.2 IP) and will likely be asked to go at least five innings tomorrow. For the Brewers, Pat Murphy has announced Aaron Ashby as the opener for Game 2. He tossed 1⅓ innings in Game 1. Jackson Chourio’s hamstring will be monitored. He left Game 1 early, and his availability is in question going into tomorrow.

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The stage is set. The Chicago Cubs and longtime NL Central rivals Milwaukee Brewers square off in the 2025 National League Division Series beginning tomorrow. After an intense regular season where the Cubs finished 7-6 against the Brewers, the two teams face off for a chance to advance to the NLCS. This showdown promises drama, strategy, and postseason fireworks.Make sure to hit Subscribe and ring the bell so you don’t miss the live game recaps, highlights, and reacting to every pitch.WINDY CITY SPORTS CARDSWATCH/LISTEN TO WRIGLEYVILLE FOREVERSUPPORT CODYBECOME A SICKO