MLB · National League · NL Central

Chicago Cubs

Cubs Nation

1876Founded
3Championships
9833-9636All-time record
50.5%Win %
22Playoff trips
89-732026 season
The franchise

About the Cubs

A beloved historic franchise famous for Wrigley Field, loyal lifelong fans, and ending its legendary World Series drought in 2016.

League
MLB
Conference
National League
Division
NL Central
Home market
Chicago
Fans
Cubs Nation
Mascot
Clark the Cub

Spring training: Sloan Park

This season

Schedule

Schedule loads as you scroll.

Who suits up

Roster, depth chart & staff

Home turf in 3D

Wrigley Field

Hang the banners

3 championships

1907Champions
1908Champions
2016Champions
In the rafters

Retired numbers

10Ron SantoRetired 2003
14Ernie BanksRetired 1982
23Ryne SandbergRetired 2005
26Billy WilliamsRetired 1987
31Ferguson JenkinsRetired 2009
31Greg MadduxRetired 2009
42Jackie RobinsonRetired 1997
Fan culture

Songs & chants

Song“Go Cubs Go”Lyrics
(Stadium sing-along)
Go Cubs go, go Cubs go
Hey Chicago what do you say?
The Cubs are gonna win today
Song“Take Me Out to the Ball Game”Lyrics
(7th-inning stretch — Wrigley Field)
Take me out to the ball game
Take me out with the crowd
Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack
I don't care if I never get back
Song“All the Way”Lyrics
(Eddie Vedder — Cubs anthem)
All the way
Go Cubs go
Yeah, that's all right
Chant“Let’s Go Cubs!”Lyrics
(Clap pattern)
Let's go Cubs!
(clap clap clap-clap-clap)
Let's go Cubs!
Chant“Go Cubs Go!”Lyrics
(Wrigley Field call)
Go Cubs Go!
Go Cubs Go!
Every era

Logo history

1900 – 1902
1903 – 1905
1906 – 1906
1907 – 1907
1908 – 1910
1911 – 1914
1916 – 1916
1927 – 1936
1937 – 1940
1941 – 1945
1946 – 1947
1948 – 1956
1957 – 1978
1979 – Present
Through the years

History

Home venues

  1. 1893–1915
    West Side Park
  2. 1916–Present
    Wrigley Field

Team names

  1. 1876–1889
    Chicago White Stockings
  2. 1890–1897
    Chicago Colts
  3. 1898–1902
    Chicago Orphans
  4. 1903–Present
    Chicago Cubs
Know your enemy

Rivals

Track every Cubs game you go to

See your Cubs win-loss record with you in the building, and add every game to your passport.