After a strong start to the season Kyle Tucker has struggled at the plate as the Cubs have fallen out of the division race.

It is no secret that Kyle Tucker is finding himself in one of the worst ruts of his career, which has gone on for a considerable amount of time. In his last 15

Cubs star right fielder Kyle Tucker is stuck in a prolonged slump, which has been a key factor in the club’s mediocre play recently as Chicago has fallen eight games behind the MLB-best Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central.

Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer provides an interesting perspective on the recent success of the Milwaukee Brewers.

After rounding first base in the eighth inning on Monday afternoon, Kyle Tucker removed his helmet with both hands and slammed it hard into the ground. The sound of the plastic meeting dirt was easily heard,

(670 The Score) As president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer explained it, the calculus for the Cubs in acquiring star outfielder Kyle Tucker was simple. “We talked all summer, you guys asked ...

Hoyer left a lot to be desired at the deadline, which especially stings in what could be Tucker's only season in Chicago, but he wasn't the only executive to fall short.