Ian Happ. Happ had a one-run single at the bottom of the 10th inning to win a tough battle against the Pittsburg Pirates.

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Zack Wheeler begins the game by punching out Ian Happ for his first K during his first start since his return from the ...

The Tigers are no longer punching above their weight class. More and more, this is who they are. They have the best record in ...

EVERETT — Powered by five home runs, including three consecutively, the Everett AquaSox blasted their way past the Spokane Indians 13-4 in front of a season high 3,716 fans on Sunday at Funko ...

McGuire was called up to replace Miguel Amaya, who was placed on the injured list after suffering a strained oblique muscle in Saturday ... Then the next hitter, Ian Happ, blooped a ball in ...

A 35-year-old man says he burned fat and built muscle without more hours in the gym or a strict diet. He changed his workouts to focus on full-body exercise and time-saving supersets to maximize ...

The Chicago Cubs demoted a top prospect on Tuesday as star outfielder Ian Happ prepares to return from his injury. According to MLB.com, Ballesteros is the Cubs' No. 4 overall prospect.

Matt Shaw doubled with one out, but Emilio Pagan struck out Ian Happ and got Kyle Tucker to fly out to end the game. Key stat Turner is the first Cubs player age 40 or older to homer in a game ...

Walking is low impact, accessible, and free. But does walking build muscle? In a study on global participation rates in sport, walking was found to be the most popular physical activity among ...

Menopause in women causes a sharp drop in estrogen and progesterone, leading to the loss of lean muscle mass, reduced bone density and increased abdominal fat storage, alongside sleep issues and ...

Cubs manager Craig Counsell has an update on the Ian Happ oblique injury that kept him out of the lineup for both games this weekend. “He’s doing good,” Counsell said, per Larry Fleisher of ...