Cubs GM Jed Hoyer admitted that the team knew injured pitcher Mike Soroka was heading in a bad direction when the team traded for him.

Michael Soroka unfortunately hit the IL after just one start with the Cubs; Craig Counsell clairifed how the team will approach this matter.

Soroka’s injury can’t come as much of a surprise. The veteran righty has battled injuries throughout his career.

The Cubs acknowledged the risk they took trading for the now-injured Michael Soroka following a recent dip in velocity, ...

CHICAGO — Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer understood the gamble the organization might be taking when they acquired right-hander Michael Soroka.

What makes it even more concerning is that the Cubs knew Soroka had experienced a slight dip in his velocity in his starts ...

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer makes a hard admission after Michael Soroka sustains shoulder discomfort in ...

Michael Soroka fired a fastball to Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson in the second inning on Monday night and felt something grab ...

Occasionally, MLB executives will acknowledge a deal didn't go their way. Some moves just don't work out and they can admit ...

The Chicago Cubs made a risky move when they traded for starting pitcher Mike Soroka ahead of last week's deadline, and that ...

The Cubs had extensive conversations about right-hander Michael Soroka’s drop in velocity before acquiring him at the trade ...

The Chicago Cubs are chasing the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Central. They made some additions at the deadline, ...