Nate Schierholtz News

Scott Feldman pitched into the seventh inning and contributed two RBI as Chicago took an 8-2 win over the New York Mets in the second of three from Wrigley Field on Saturday.

If the Cubs were half as good at baseball as they are at artist's renderings, the team would have left Wrigley Field behind long before now.

Melky Cabrera thought the Giants were going to ship his World Series ring to Toronto.

Anthony Rizzo makes a diving catch as Darwin Barney looks on during the eighth inning against the Nationals.

Melky Cabrera's departure from the Giants was different than most, but the reigning World Series champions intend to treat Cabrera like any other former player.

The Phillies missed out on some big ticket items in the off-season. BJ Upton, Michae Bourn, Josh Hamilton and others wound up on other teams, while fans were dying for a big addition in Philadelphia.

At the plate and in the field, the Chicago Cubs just plain sputtered when they had to make a play Wednesday.

The Giants beat the Dodgers 2-1 on Buster Posey's walk-off homer to left, it was the 3rd Giants walk-off of the season.

A few items that didn't make the final game story, regarding the Giants' 2-1 win over L.A. 1) Barry Zito labored through five-plus innings, giving up six hits and four walks.

The first month of the 2013 MLB season is in the books, and while there is still an awful lot of baseball to be played, we're starting to get a better idea of how things are going to shake out this year.

Going into the 2013 season, who would have thought that Nate Schierholtz would have been such an asset for the Chicago Cubs ? Only three weeks into the new season, the right fielder has the second highest batting average on the team, just behind Wellington Castillo , with .321. If you like his batting average, then you'll love his on base ... (more)

The Cubs have not had it easy as of late. They've been hit with a daunting early-season schedule that included a stretch of 17 consecutive games against teams that finished with a winning record in 2012.

Three weeks into the 2013 MLB season, teams now have enough games under their belts that a hot or cold start to the season may legitimately be more than just a fluke.

The parts put together by general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. did not work in unison much of the time.