Cubs All-Star SNUBS: Seiya Suzuki Left Out?! | CHGO Cubs Podcast

Pete Crow-Armstrong and Colin Rea powered the Chicago Cubs to a big win, helping the team avoid a sweep just before a key series against the New York Yankees. Rea was sharp on the mound, while PCA made an impact on both sides of the ball with his defense and energy. The CHGO Cubs crew breaks down the victory, what it means heading into the second half, and how the Cubs can build momentum.

The Cubs dropped Game 2 to the Twins, losing the series in Minnesota as the offense sputtered once again. Despite Cade Horton making an appearance, he struggled on the mound and couldn’t halt the Twins’ momentum. Meanwhile, Kyle Tucker, Seiya Suzuki, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Dansby Swanson all failed to ignite the lineup. The CHGO Cubs crew breaks down Horton’s tough outing, the offense’s continued woes, and what needs to change heading into the next stretch.

The Chicago Cubs dropped the series opener to the Minnesota Twins as Shota Imanaga struggled early and couldn’t find his rhythm on the mound. The offense didn’t help, with key bats like Pete Crow-Armstrong, Kyle Tucker, and Dansby Swanson falling flat at the plate. The CHGO Cubs crew breaks down what went wrong, from Imanaga’s outing to the lineup’s lack of production. With the playoff race tightening, the Cubs need answers fast — don’t miss the full postgame analysis and reaction.

Seiya Suzuki was one of the hottest hitters in the National League—and still didn’t get the All-Star nod. On today’s CHGO Cubs Podcast, we break down the biggest Cubs All-Star snubs and debate whether Suzuki, Nico Hoerner, Shota Imanaga, and others were unfairly left off the roster. Additionally, we react to the full NL and AL All-Star selections and discuss what they mean for the Cubs moving forward. Join us as we dive into the controversy and fan reactions surrounding this year's biggest snubs.

The Chicago Cubs secured a huge series win over the rival St. Louis Cardinals, capped off by an offensive explosion in the finale! Kyle Tucker, Pete Crow-Armstrong, Matt Shaw, and Seiya Suzuki all delivered big at the plate, while Matthew Boyd turned in a strong start on the mound. The CHGO Cubs crew breaks down the big win, standout performances, and what it means heading into the next stretch. Join us for full postgame reactions, analysis, and what’s next for the North Siders!

On this postgame edition of CHGO Cubs Related, Corey and Brendan discuss All-Star performances from Kyle Tucker and PCA, Shota Imanaga’s elite command at Wrigley, Cade Horton’s best career start, Matt Boyd’s All-Star case, Matt Shaw’s progress, and the Cubs’ surprising league-best bullpen. Plus, as the Chicago Cubs sweep the Cleveland Guardians, are they destined to win their division?

The Chicago Cubs secured a big Game 2 win over the Cleveland Guardians, continuing their momentum in the series. The night got even better as both Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow-Armstrong were officially named 2025 MLB All-Stars! The CHGO Cubs crew breaks down the win, the All-Star news, and what it means for the Cubs heading into the second half. Tune in for full postgame analysis and reaction from Wrigley Field!

The MLB Trade Deadline is fast approaching — will the Cubs double down on pitching with Mitch Keller, David Bednar, or even third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes? With Jed Hoyer reportedly in talks with the Pirates for Keller and Bednar, and Hayes also emerging in speculation, the front office faces tough decisions. Dive in as the CHGO Cubs crew breaks down which moves could truly impact the playoff push — and what it all means for the 2025 season. Don’t miss this insider preview of Chicago’s deadline strategy! 

Seiya Suzuki caught fire at Wrigley Field, powering the Chicago Cubs to a big win over the Cleveland Guardians in the series opener! The CHGO Cubs crew breaks down Suzuki’s standout performance, Kyle Tucker’s impact at the plate, and key contributions from Dansby Swanson and Matt Shaw. We also dive into Matthew Boyd’s strong start on the mound and how the Cubs set the tone early. Don’t miss our full postgame analysis, player breakdowns, and what’s next for the North Siders!

The battle between two first place teams was won by the Houston Astros this weekend, taking two out of three from the Chicago Cubs. Framber Valdez continued to dominate, as he as against almost every opponent he's faced in 2025. Kyle Tucker and Cam Smith faced off for the first time since they were traded for one another this past off-sesason. Did the Cubs win the trade? The Brewers blew it late against the Rockies, so the Cubs are still up 2 full games in the NL Central.