Justin Turner’s two-run, walk-off double scored Vidal Bruján and Nico Hoerner to put the Chicago Cubs on top of the Miami Marlins, 5-4.

His teammates have watched how hard he’s been working. It hasn’t gone unnoticed that despite his struggles, he comes to the ballpark with a smile, eager to impact the group in any way he can.

And while one clutch hit doesn’t erase a month-long slump, it does show that the 40-year-old’s hard work and the coach’s patience may yet pay off for the Cubs. Why Turner still matters in a ...

Justin Turner's walk-off three-run homer gives Dodgers 2-0 ... yielding a slew of hard-hit balls that happened to find Cubs' gloves and ... and striking out only two in 4 2/3 innings of work.

And I’m looking forward to working with him all year.’’ In their early communication, Turner asked about how the Cubs approach game-planning, video setup and cage flow, Kelly said. ‘‘He ...

After the Chicago Cubs missed out on Alex Bregman this winter, Jed Hoyer decided to add veteran corner infielder Justin Turner. To make room on the roster for their newest addition, the Cubs had ...

Maybe that gamble will work out, but if not, he'll have some very hard questions to answer. This article was originally published on fansided.com as Justin Turner puts Jerry Dipoto on blast over ...

Cubs’ Justin Turner eyes a deep October run, ... Just being able to put in the work to be healthy enough to do that and be out there. ... “I think a lot of that is it’s hard for young players.