Cubs’ Craig Counsell Makes Seiya Suzuki Decision After Roster Move
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell made a Seiya Suzuki decision.

Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell made a Seiya Suzuki decision.

The Chicago Cubs are activating outfielder Seiya Suzuki from the injured list. Outfielder Dylan Carlson has been designated for assignment in a corresponding move. Cubs manager Craig Counsell reportedly said Suzuki will not play everyday after returning from injury, according to Bruce Levine. It seems as if Chicago is proceeding with caution as Suzuki adjusts […] The post Cubs’ Craig Counsell reveals Seiya Suzuki plan for return from injury appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Chicago Cubs made multiple roster moves on Friday, according to Jesse Rogers of ESPN. Reliever Phil Maton was placed on the injured list among the roster moves. “Cubs relieve Phil Maton placed on the IL with right knee tendinitis. And Dylan Carlson was DFA’d for Seiya Suzuki’s (knee) return. Ethan Roberts called up for […] The post Cubs place pitcher on IL, DFA outfielder appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell announced an update on outfielder Seiya Suzuki.

The MLB injury reports are stuffed with players already. Many began the season on the IL and several have been added since. They appear here ranked in three categories; Players that should be rostered in all leagues, players that should be added and stashed if they are on waivers, and players to ...

Stay updated on the Chicago Cubs’ injured players, including Seiya Suzuki, Justin Steele, Jordan Wicks, and others, with their expected return timeline.

A funny mix-up occurred between the home plate umpire and catcher during a game between the Chicago Cubs and the Washington Nationals this weekend.

Last year, the Chicago Cubs had one of the top farm systems in baseball. Going into the 2025 season, the team had seven prospects in MLB.com’s top 100 list. Players such as Matt Shaw and Cade Horton have already found tons of success since being promoted to the major league roster, and reinforcements will continue […] The post Chicago Cubs: How to watch North Siders’ up-and-coming roster in 2026 appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Eight years after he signed an ill-fated contract extension with the Philadelphia Phillies, veteran Scott Kingery is expected to take the field for the Chicago Cubs on Opening Day against the Washington Nationals on Thursday, March 26.Craig Counsell told reporters, including Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times, that Kingery “will be on the plane […] The post Phillies’ Massive Prospect Bust to Make Cubs’ Roster appeared first on Heavy Sports.

MLB Injury Update: Dave Roberts shares timeline on Blake Snell, Tommy Edman return; Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki lands on IL with knee injury Sportskeeda

THE Chicago Cubs will be without one of their top players to start the 2026 season. The Cubs outfielder picked up an injury in the World Baseball Classic that will…

Veteran Scott Kingery got the best news he could have from the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday. The journeyman utilty-infielder/outfielder found out he “would be on the plane” to Chicago ahead of its season opener at Wrigley Field on Thursday against the Washington Nationals, according to manager Craig Counsell. Kingery signed with the Cubs in the […] The post Former $24 Million Infielder Gets Good News From Cubs Before Opening Day appeared first on Heavy Sports.

WBC insurance payments to MLB teams exceeded $20 million in 2023. The post WBC Avoids Major Injuries After Costly Insurance Lessons from 2023 appeared first on Front Office Sports.
Chicago Cubs fans watched in agony as Seiya Suzuki limp off the field during Saturday’s World Baseball Classic game between Japan and Venezuela. Suzuki was caught stealing second base to end the first inning at loanDepot park in Miami, Fla. The Cubs outfielder immediately had a look of discomfort on his face after sliding into … The post Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki suffers concerning injury during Japan-Venezuela WBC game appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.

Seiya Suzuki has won over Cubs' clubhouse; next impression will come with bat Sporting News
