The Chicago Cubs have finalized their $6 million, one-year contract with Justin Turner. The 40-year-old Turner went through workouts with the team Thursday before its opening game of spring training.

The Chicago Cubs once viewed their century-long championship drought as the greatest remaining quest in professional sports. But without 1908 hanging over the franchise anymore, there does not appear to be the same sense of urgency.

Spring training camps are open and the top free agents are trying on new jerseys and shaking hands of new teammates. Alex Bregman finally agreed to a new deal on Feb. 12, landing a three-year deal with the Red Sox.

Justin Turner and Alex Verdugo spent years together as beard brothers in arms with both the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox, and Turner couldn't resist a dig after the New York Yankees finally changed their facial-hair policy.

The Chicago Cubs are finalizing a contract with free agent infielder Justin Turner, who spent last season with the Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners.

Justin Turner discusses the importance of growing and improving each game in Spring Training, the energy he feels from the 2025 Cubs team, and more

Justin Turner is on the move yet again after receiving a contract from the Chicago Cubs. ESPN's Jesse Rogers noted the Cubs plan to use Turner as their backup at first and third base after pivoting to find an extra infielder when Alex Bregman signed with the Boston Red Sox.

A corner outfielder out of the Dominican Republic, Canario was designated for assignment Thursday so the Cubs could make room for former Mets infielder Justin Turner.

A person with direct knowledge of the situation says Justin Turner has agreed to a $6 million, one-year deal with the Chicago Cubs

Cubs newcomer Justin Turner made his spring debut in the blue on Monday against San Diego, collecting 2 singles and a walk in 3 at-bats. On Tuesday morning, manager Craig Counsell talked about having

The Cubs are reportedly close to an agreement on a contract with Justin Turner, the veteran who burnished his reputation as a postseason hero with the Dodgers.

When the Chicago Cubs signed Justin Turner to a one-year, $6 million deal last week, it was inevitable that they'd have to move on from someone to clear a roste