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The Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo almost fell into the Cardinals’ dugout catching a ball hit by Yadier Molina in a game in Chicago. Credit: David Banks/Getty Images Source Article from...
View ArticleCubs fire Sveum, creating opening for Girardi
The Yankees have competition for Joe Girardi. The Cubs, seen as the biggest potential challenger for Girardi’s services, created a managerial opening Monday when they fired Dale Sveum. The Cubs...
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Cubs Fire Manager, Leading to Speculation About Girardi
Epstein arrived in Chicago two years ago with the task of bringing a World Series title to a franchise that had just finished its 105th season without one. Sveum was brought in to groom young talent...
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Cubs Fire Manager, Leading to Talk About Girardi
Epstein arrived in Chicago two years ago with the task of bringing a World Series title to a franchise that had just finished its 105th season without one. Sveum was brought in to groom young talent...
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10 Years Later, a Cubs Fan Remains Invisible
The Cubs were up, 3-0, in the eighth inning, five outs from their first World Series appearance in 58 years, when Bartman reached and deflected a foul ball that the left fielder Moises Alou had leapt...
View ArticleYankees’ top free-agent targets
The 31-year-old southpaw is a National League lifer (Pirates, Cubs, Braves), and has made at least 26 starts in each of the past eight seasons. Source Article from...
View ArticleCubs to hire Padres bench coach as manager: source
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs are set to hire San Diego Padres bench coach Rick Renteria as their manager, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday. The person...
View ArticleCubs’ plan: To rebuild
The Cubs are essentially the mirror image of the Mets — their deep prospect base is position players, rather than pitching. Yet even with their century-plus championship drought, five straight...
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2013: A Look Back, and Beyond: In the Name of Winning, the Cubs Kept Losing
Why might this come to mind? It has been two years since the Cubs hired the reputed baseball genius Theo Epstein as their president for baseball operations. The move seemed providential on Chicago’s...
View ArticleTanaka fate cloudy as signing deadline approaches
With just six days left to negotiate, teams expect some clarity soon in the pursuit of Japanese right-hander Masahiro Tanaka. But for now, sources close to the negotiations say there is no clear-cut...
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