Craig Counsell said he’s “having fun” and “feeling challenged” in his new job as Cubs manager. He has no regrets about choosing Chicago, and why would he?

Craig Counsell will manage the Cubs next season. AP The Cubs, who were not originally in the market with David Ross at the helm, made the decision to cut ties with the former big league catcher ...

Craig Counsell chose the Cubs over Brewers, Mets and others With Counsell's contract with the Brewers expiring at the end of October, he embarked on a free-agency tour that included stops in New ...

The reality of another lost season at Clark and Addison isn’t sitting well with first-year Cubs manager Craig Counsell, who on Thursday challenged the entire organization to be better.

Counsell doesn't mind sticking his neck out for his players, even when they don't agree with him. Fans surely don't always like it, especially on Wednesday night, when Cubs hurler Shota Imanaga ...

Manager Craig Counsell talks one-on-one about high expectations for Cubs 03:57. Craig Counsell is settling into his second season at the helm of the Cubs after leaving the rival Milwaukee Brewers.

Other Cubs wore designer suits. Counsell, 53, wore a casual gray blazer with a black hoodie underneath, black jeans and Nikes on his feet. “I try to wear suits as [seldom] as possible,” he said.

Craig Counsell took questions from the media on Monday in the visitor’s dugout ahead of his team’s four-game series with the Mets, which was once a possible new home for him.

As Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer spoke last week, it became clear that he views his new manager, Craig Counsell, as a dynamic addition to the organization. He wasn’t ...

Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell is booed loudly every time he comes home to Milwaukee — even by his own brother-in-law. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 79°F.

Cubs manager Craig Counsell wasn't thrilled with ESPN reporter Jesse Rogers' characterization of a Christopher Morel at-bat.

Counsell brings up a good point about putting the ball in play. Do that and sometimes crazy things will happen. The Cubs had one truly bad month — May — hitting with runners in scoring position.