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Cubs Reportedly Placing at Least One Player on the COVID List Today (UPDATES: Three Relievers to the IL) Social Navigation Cubs Reportedly Placing at Least One Player on the COVID List Today (UPDATES: Three Relievers to the IL) The Chicago Cubs were the only club to make it through the 2020 season, from intake through the postseason, without a positive COVID case. It was, in some ways, a measure of luck, but it definitely also spoke to the seriousness with which they treated the pandemic and MLB’s health and safety protocols. I have no doubt the Cubs are treating it just as seriously this y...

Fargo, ND, USA / 740 The FAN Apr 13, 2021 9:53 AM Raindrops cover a plastic baffle in the upper deck at Citi Field after a baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies was postponed due to rainy weather, Monday, April 12, 2021, in New York. Monday night's game will be rescheduled as the first game of a single-admission doubleheader, tomorrow, Tuesday, April 13, at 4:10 p.m. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) A look at what’s happening around the majors today: FINGERS CROSSED The Chicago Cubs are concerned about a possible COVID-19 outbreak after two coaches tested positive fo...

The Chicago Cubs placed three relief pitchers on MLB's COVID-19-related injured list on Monday.

PITTSBURGH — Cubs first-base and catching coach Craig Driver has tested positive for COVID-19. Driver didn’t travel with the team to Pittsburgh as a precaution, remaining in Chicago as he continues to recover. According to the Cubs, their contact tracing determined no one in their traveling party was a close contact. All testing done Wednesday, Thursday and Friday on the Cubs’ traveling party came back negative. Quality-assurance coach Mike Napoli will serve as the first-base coach for the rest of the road trip. The Cubs had another round of tests done Saturday and will go through...

share-square-1223701 The Cubs are currently without Craig Driver, as the first-base coach is home in Chicago after testing positive for COVID-19. After several days of testing and contact tracing, the team's traveling group has tested negative and been cleared across the board. Even so, Cubs manager David Ross said this is another reminder for everyone to keep taking a serious approach to the ongoing pandemic. "That's something that is an eye-opener, for sure," Ross said prior to Saturday's game in Pittsburgh. "I think there's been a couple eye-openers to start the season around baseball that...