The Chicago Cubs may have caught a break after their star outfielder Seiya Suzuki was injured in the World Baseball Classic.

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Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki left Team Japan's World Baseball Classic game against Venezuela.

The Chicago Cubs have made several roster moves as spring training continues in advance of the upcoming season.

Chicago Cubs are eyeing veteran infielder Wilmer Flores for a short-term deal before the 2026 season. This move aims to provide right-handed depth at first base behind Michael Busch and protect the development of young catcher Moisés Ballesteros.

Seiya Suzuki was on his way back to rejoin the Cubs on Sunday, following Team Japan’s exit from the World Baseball Classic one night earlier. Once the outfielder is back on site, Chicago’s staff will get to work on determining the severity of his right knee injury.

As the Cubs get ready for their Opening Day matchup against the Nationals, manager Craig Counsell has already picked his starting pitcher.

The Cubs await return of Seiya Suzuki from WBC after an injury in the semifinal, while the Blue Jays face a setback with Jose Berrios.

Offseason surgery has Kevin Alcántara fully healthy as he battles for a spot on the Chicago Cubs’ opening roster as a backup outfielder.

Chicago Cubs fans received an unfortunate update on third baseman Alex Bregman.