The Chicago Cubs were a team that many people were keeping a close eye on coming into the 2025 MLB regular season. There was ...

Cubs general manager Carter Hawkins shared an optimistic view of rookie third baseman Matt Shaw, who’s hitting .170 with a .571 OPS in his first 14 games.

Likely atop that list are the president of baseball operations, Jed Hoyer and general manager Carter Hawkins. Both gentlemen are in the final year of their contracts, operating as lame ducks in ...

And yet, despite that leverage — and despite Tucker clearly being critical to the Cubs' success this season and beyond — Chicago GM Carter Hawkins is still waffling publicly about whether it ...

So while the Toronto front office indeed felt pressure from the fan base to keep its homegrown superstar, Chicago president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer and general manager Carter Hawkins know ...

Despite Tucker’s pivotal role in the team’s competitiveness, Cubs General Manager Carter Hawkins has been non-committal about the likelihood of an extension. Hawkins has indicated the need to ...

With Cubs braintrust Jed Hoyer and Carter Hawkins both in the final year of their respective contracts, they know if there aren’t positive results on the field, both could be looking for new ...

The game is drunk with pitchers. “Say you drink five beers every night and one night you drink six beers,” said Chicago Cubs general manager Carter Hawkins, serving up a sudsy analogy.

GM Carter Hawkins made several high profile trades and signings, but the move that made the most noise on the MLB stage was the blockbuster deal they made to acquire Houston Astros' right fielder ...