How to watch the MLB game between the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers, as well as first-pitch time and team news.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs were set to play a doubleheader on Monday, but Game 2 was rained out, setting up a doubleheader for Tuesday instead. In G

Announcers: Lane Grindle and Josh Maurer will call the games on the Brewers Radio Network. Yes, for all three games, the Brewers broadcast is available on the Sirius XM app. The Cubs broadcast is available on Channel 185 on Aug. 19-20 and Channel 178 on Aug. 21.

Turning to the final leg of this same-game parlay, Chicago first baseman Michael Busch has posted a high-end .386 wOBA, .267 ISO, and .904 OPS against righties this year, and he’s also ripe for a slump-busting game. He’s mired in a 1-for-13 funk across the past four.

The Chicago Cubs were steamrolled 7-0 by the red-hot Milwaukee Brewers on Monday afternoon at Wrigley Field. The Cubs, who once looked destined to win the Natio

The Milwaukee Brewers play the Chicago Cubs with a 1-0 series lead. Milwaukee has a 79-45 record overall and a 37-25 record on the road. Tuesday's game is the 10th time these teams meet this season.

Cómo ver el juego de la MLB entre los Chicago Cubs y los Milwaukee Brewers, así como la hora del primer lanzamiento y noticias del equipo.

As is traditional here at BCB for doubleheaders, there will be only one StoryStream with all the threads for both games. The game preview for Game 2 will post at 5 p.m. CT and will contain a brief summary of Game 1 and all the lineups,

"Things not going right is not what's happening," Cubs manager Craig Counsell said Friday of his team's recent struggles that have seen Chicago lose its past three series.

Instead of the opening verse of Take Me Out To The Ballgame, Cubs players, coaches and fans instead got an earful from a fleet of passing fighter jets that left thousands ducking for cover.

The Chicago Cubs might soon have the crosstown rival White Sox as division rivals. There’s a distinct possibility of that happening should MLB, under the watch of commissioner Rob Manfred, finally flip the switch on the long talked-about league expansion and subsequent division realignment.

Colson Montgomery left last night's contest with left side soreness. He felt something after fouling a ball off, so the Chicago White Sox removed him for precautionary measures. Since slugging six homers in nine games to end July, the rookie is batting just .167/.250/.426 over his last 15 games.