Sarah Barber

Sarah Barber

Joined: Dec 16, 2025

Sarah Barber is a contributing writer for Cubs On SI. Previously, she covered a wide variety of sports for the Boston Globe, including the Boston Red Sox and their minor league affiliates. Barber has also spent time at The Sporting News, and recently received her master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University’s Medill School. She completed her undergraduate degree in journalism and English at Boston’s Northeastern University in 2024. Born and raised in Chicago’s southwest suburbs, Barber is a fifth-generation Cubs fan and thrilled to live in the city after four years in New England.

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