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2027 Chicago Cubs season

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2027 Chicago Cubs
LeagueNational League
DivisionCentral
BallparkWrigley Field
CityChicago
OwnerTom Ricketts
President of baseball operationsJed Hoyer
General managerCarter Hawkins
ManagerCraig Counsell
TelevisionMarquee Sports Network
Jon Sciambi, Jim Deshaies, Alex Cohen, Cliff Floyd, Rick Sutcliffe, Ryan Dempster Taylor McGregor, Elise Menaker, Pat Hughes, Lance Brozdowski
RadioWSCR
Chicago Cubs Radio Network
Pat Hughes, Ron Coomer, Zach Zaidman, Matt Spiegel
← 2026

The 2027 Chicago Cubs season will be the 156th season of the Chicago Cubs franchise, the 152nd in the National League, and the Cubs' 112th season at Wrigley Field. They are members of Major League Baseball's National League Central division.

The 2022 collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between the league and the players' union is set to expire on December 1, 2026. If there is no new CBA after that date, MLB owners are expected to enact a lockout of the players, which would be the first MLB work stoppage since the 2021–22 lockout. If such a lockout extends into late February or early March, MLB would then consider whether to postpone or shorten the 2027 season.[1] If a labor dispute extends further into 2027, there is the possibility of the entire season being cancelled, which would be the first time in North America a full season was lost since the 2004–05 NHL season.[2]

Previous season

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The Cubs finished the 2026 season 89–73 to finish in second place in the division, 14 games behind the Milwaukee Brewers. They received the second wild card spot and faced the San Diego Padres in the National League Wild Card Series for the second consecutive year where they were swept in two games.[3]

Game log

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Legend
 Cubs win
 Cubs loss
 Postponement
 Clinched playoff spot
BoldCubs team member
2027 Game Log: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)
March/April: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Road: 0–0)
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1March 25Guardians—————0–0—
2March 27Guardians—————0–0—
3March 28Guardians—————0–0—
4March 29Cardinals—————0–0—
5March 30Cardinals—————0–0—
6March 31Cardinals—————0–0—
7April 2@ Angels—————0–0—
8April 3@ Angels—————0–0—
9April 4@ Angels—————0–0—
10April 5@ Athletics—————0–0—
11April 6@ Athletics—————0–0—
12April 7@ Athletics—————0–0—
13April 9Rangers—————0–0—
14April 10Rangers—————0–0—
15April 11Rangers—————0–0—
16April 13Phillies—————0–0—
17April 14Phillies—————0–0—
18April 15Phillies—————0–0—
19April 16@ Dodgers—————0–0—
20April 17@ Dodgers—————0–0—
21April 18@ Dodgers—————0–0—
22April 19@ Diamondbacks—————0–0—
23April 20@ Diamondbacks—————0–0—
24April 21@ Diamondbacks—————0–0—
25April 23Pirates—————0–0—
26April 24Pirates—————0–0—
27April 25Pirates—————0–0—
28April 26Brewers—————0–0—
29April 27Brewers—————0–0—
30April 28Brewers—————0–0—
31April 30@ Yankees—————0–0—
May: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Road: 0–0)
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32May 1@ Yankees—————0–0—
33May 2@ Yankees—————0–0—
34May 3@ Pirates—————0–0—
35May 4@ Pirates—————0–0—
36May 5@ Pirates—————0–0—
37May 6@ Pirates—————0–0—
38May 7Mariners—————0–0—
39May 8Mariners—————0–0—
40May 9Mariners—————0–0—
41May 11Marlins—————0–0—
42May 12Marlins—————0–0—
43May 13Marlins—————0–0—
44May 14@ Astros—————0–0—
45May 15@ Astros—————0–0—
46May 16@ Astros—————0–0—
47May 17@ Brewers—————0–0—
48May 18@ Brewers—————0–0—
49May 19@ Brewers—————0–0—
50May 20@ Brewers—————0–0—
51May 21Nationals—————0–0—
52May 22Nationals—————0–0—
53May 23Nationals—————0–0—
54May 25Royals—————0–0—
55May 26Royals—————0–0—
56May 27Royals—————0–0—
57May 28@ Cardinals—————0–0—
58May 29@ Cardinals—————0–0—
59May 30@ Cardinals—————0–0—
60May 31@ Marlins—————0–0—
June: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Road: 0–0)
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61June 1@ Marlins—————0–0—
62June 2@ Marlins—————0–0—
63June 3Dodgers—————0–0—
64June 4Dodgers—————0–0—
65June 5Dodgers—————0–0—
66June 6Dodgers—————0–0—
67June 7@ Reds—————0–0—
68June 8@ Reds—————0–0—
69June 9@ Reds—————0–0—
70June 11Rockies—————0–0—
71June 12Rockies—————0–0—
72June 13Rockies—————0–0—
73June 14Reds—————0–0—
74June 15Reds—————0–0—
75June 16Reds—————0–0—
76June 18@ Rockies—————0–0—
77June 19@ Rockies—————0–0—
78June 20@ Rockies—————0–0—
79June 21@ Padres—————0–0—
80June 22 (1)@ Padres—————0–0—
81June 22 (2)@ Padres—————0–0—
82June 24@ Giants—————0–0—
83June 25@ Giants—————0–0—
84June 26@ Giants—————0–0—
85June 27@ Giants—————0–0—
86June 28Padres—————0–0—
87June 29Padres—————0–0—
88June 30Padres—————0–0—
July: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Road: 0–0)
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89July 1Cardinals—————0–0—
90July 2Cardinals—————0–0—
91July 3Cardinals—————0–0—
92July 4Cardinals—————0–0—
93July 6@ Braves—————0–0—
94July 7@ Braves—————0–0—
95July 8@ Braves—————0–0—
96July 9@ Tigers—————0–0—
97July 10@ Tigers—————0–0—
98July 11@ Tigers—————0–0—
97th All-Star Game in Chicago, IL
99July 16White Sox—————0–0—
100July 17White Sox—————0–0—
101July 18White Sox—————0–0—
102July 19Pirates—————0–0—
103July 20Pirates—————0–0—
104July 21Pirates—————0–0—
105July 23@ Twins—————0–0—
106July 24@ Twins—————0–0—
107July 25@ Twins—————0–0—
108July 26@ Nationals—————0–0—
109July 27@ Nationals—————0–0—
110July 28@ Nationals—————0–0—
111July 30Red Sox—————0–0—
112July 31Red Sox—————0–0—
August: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Road: 0–0)
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113August 1Red Sox—————0–0—
114August 2Giants—————0–0—
115August 3Giants—————0–0—
116August 4Giants—————0–0—
117August 6@ White Sox—————0–0—
118August 7@ White Sox—————0–0—
119August 8@ White Sox—————0–0—
120August 9@ Cardinals—————0–0—
121August 10@ Cardinals—————0–0—
122August 11@ Cardinals—————0–0—
123August 13Rays—————0–0—
124August 14Rays—————0–0—
125August 15Rays—————0–0—
126August 16Diamondbacks—————0–0—
127August 17Diamondbacks—————0–0—
128August 18Diamondbacks—————0–0—
129August 19@ Blue Jays*—————0–0—
130August 21@ Blue Jays—————0–0—
131August 22@ Blue Jays—————0–0—
132August 23@ Pirates—————0–0—
133August 24@ Pirates—————0–0—
134August 25@ Pirates—————0–0—
135August 27Braves—————0–0—
136August 28Braves—————0–0—
137August 29Braves—————0–0—
138August 30Brewers—————0–0—
139August 31Brewers—————0–0—
*August 19 game played at Bowman Field in Williamsport, Pennsylvania
September: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Road: 0–0)
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140September 1Brewers—————0–0—
141September 3@ Reds—————0–0—
142September 4@ Reds—————0–0—
143September 5@ Reds—————0–0—
144September 6@ Brewers—————0–0—
145September 7@ Brewers—————0–0—
146September 8@ Brewers—————0–0—
147September 9Reds—————0–0—
148September 10Reds—————0–0—
149September 11Reds—————0–0—
150September 12Reds—————0–0—
151September 14Orioles—————0–0—
152September 15Orioles—————0–0—
153September 16Orioles—————0–0—
154September 17Mets—————0–0—
155September 18Mets—————0–0—
156September 19Mets—————0–0—
157September 21@ Phillies—————0–0—
158September 22@ Phillies—————0–0—
159September 23@ Phillies—————0–0—
160September 24@ Mets—————0–0—
161September 25@ Mets—————0–0—
162September 26@ Mets—————0–0—


Roster

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40-man roster Non-roster invitees Coaches / other



Manager

Coaches

  •  0 Quintin Berry (third base)
  • 63 Juan Cabreja (assistant hitting)
  • 93 Erick Castillo (bullpen catcher)
  • 84 Ryan Flaherty (bench)
  • 68 Tommy Hottovy (pitching)
  • 86 Casey Jacobson (assistant pitching)
  • 65 Jose Javier (first base)
  • 76 Dustin Kelly (hitting)
  • 74 AJ Lewis (staff assistant)
  • 85 Garrett Lloyd (bullpen catcher)
  • 80 John Mallee (assistant hitting)
  • 90 Jonathan Mota (major league coach)
  • 81 Mark Strittmatter (bullpen)

60-day injured list


Farm system

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Level Team League Manager Location Ballpark
AAA Iowa Cubs International League Des Moines, Iowa Principal Park
AA Knoxville Smokies Southern League Knoxville, Tennessee Covenant Health Park
High-A South Bend Cubs Midwest League South Bend, Indiana Four Winds Field at Coveleski Stadium
Single-A Myrtle Beach Pelicans Carolina League Myrtle Beach, South Carolina TicketReturn.com Field
Rookie ACL Cubs Arizona Complex League Mesa, Arizona Sloan Park
Rookie DSL Cubs Dominican Summer League Boca Chica, Dominican Republic Baseball City Complex

References

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  1. ↑ "All-Stars oppose MLB salary cap, say there's still time to reach deal". ESPN.com. July 13, 2026.
  2. ↑ Writer, RONALD BLUM AP Baseball (May 28, 2026). "MLB owners have proposed a salary cap for the first time since baseball's 1994-95 strike". KCRA.
  3. ↑ "Padres silence Cubs' bats again, finish off 2-game wild-card sweep". ESPN. Retrieved October 1, 2026.
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