When the Chicago Cubs signed 40-year-old Justin Turner to a one-year, $6 million deal this offseason, it was unclear where he would fit in on the team. With top prospect Matt Shaw manning the hot ...

In this major trade idea, New York Yankees first baseman Paul Goldschmidt is proposed to play elsewhere at some point this ...

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The veteran has driven in 10 runs in his 69 at-bats and has yet to collect his first home run in a Cub uniform. Like Hoerner mentioned, Turner’s impact moving forward goes well beyond what he ...

Turner’s age is irrelevant, the Cubs believe, and could be beneficial ... I think it will really impact this group, especially from a position player’s standpoint and an offensive standpoint.” ...

The Chicago Cubs have done a great job this season overcoming ... He bestowed that title upon veteran Justin Turner. “In his 17th year in the majors, Turner is overshadowed by a young infield ...

The Chicago Cubs have a superstar in their midst. While everyone thought they had acquired that level player in an offseason ...

Turner is expected to platoon at first base against left-handed pitchers while also seeing time as the Cubs’ designated hitter. However, his impact extends far beyond his playing time.

Advertisement It’s been about a half-decade since the Cubs entered the season feeling this confident that the playoffs were likely. Turner doesn’t bring the all-around impact the Cubs had ...

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Third base has been a revolving door for the Cubs so far this season, but Turner’s walk-off hit is evidence that no matter what kind of slump he is in he still has the clutch factor to impact ...

Chicago Cubs veteran Justin Turner isn’t done yet — and teammate Pete Crow-Armstrong made sure the world knows it.