US EditionCubs, Seiya Suzuki look to stay sizzling when they return to Wrigley Field — finally — for Friday's home opener
- The Chicago Cubs are returning to Wrigley Field for their home opener on Friday.
- The Cubs began the 2025 season with an extended road trip to Japan and Arizona.
- After a sweep of the A's in Sacramento, the Cubs are ready to play at home.
- Seiya Suzuki said, "I'm looking forward to playing in front of the home fans."
- The Cubs will face the Padres at Wrigley, hoping to continue their offensive momentum.
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Cubs, Seiya Suzuki look to stay sizzling when they return to Wrigley Field — finally — for Friday's home opener
WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Pull out the hand warmers. Seiya Suzuki is headed home to Wrigley Field at last, and he promises to be well prepared for whatever chilly elements he faces in an unpredictable Chicago spring. “Is Chicago warm yet?” the right fielder inquired with a grin, standing at his locker Wednesday after hitting two home runs and an RBI single in another dominant day by the slugging Cubs in a 10-2 victory to sweep the Athletics…
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The Cubs are finally home. After spending the past week in Phoenix and West Sacramento, Calif., following their first two regular-season games in Tokyo against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Cubs open their Wrigley Field slate Friday versus the San Diego Padres. The Sox hit the road for the first time this season with series against the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Guardians. Every Thursday during the regular season, Tribune baseball writers will …
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