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Cubs Sale: COMPLETED
Ding, ding, ding. It is October 27, 2009 and after 2+ years the sale of the Chicago Cubs is complete. Out with the Tribune and in with the Ricketts family. SI.com reports : The sale of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and other assets from the Tribune Co. to the Ricketts family is complete.  ...
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SALE OF CHICAGO CUBS TO RICKETTS FAMILY COMPLETED
SALE OF CHICAGO CUBS TO RICKETTS FAMILY COMPLETED
bizofbaseball.com — THIS IS BREAKING NEWS…. Mark Tues. October 27, 2009 as the day the controlling interest of the... Chicago Cubs was officially sold from the Tribune Co. to the Ricketts family. The $845 million deal, which includes the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field, and a 25 percent stake in Comcast ... (more) SALE OF CHICAGO CUBS TO RICKETTS FAMILY COMPLETED
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Is Kerry Wood Now A Liar?
Another Cubs Blog — ... I just wonder how much shit Wood is going to get for saying this.  Any other player who has attempted to call Cubs fans racist in any way has been hated.  Will Kerry Wood be treated the same way, or do Cubs fans just reserve that hate for the blacks who claim they were the victim of racist insults?  This will easily be the most interesting thing to follow over the next few days unless you’re interested in the Cubs sale being finally final.  ...

Cubs Sale: the Tribune’s stewardship of the Cubs
waxpaperbeercup — ... As Cub fans, it is our instinct to look ahead. So with Tom Ricketts and his family taking control of the club, it is easy to look ahead to what we hope will be better days for the Northsiders. The reality is none of us have a crystal ball, so that is nothing but hope. I actually want to pause for a minute and take a look back at the Tribune’s ownership of the Chicago Cubs. ...

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Sale of Cubs, Wrigley completeRed Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com 10/27/2009
CHICAGO - The sale of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and other assets from the Tribune Co. to the Ricketts family is complete. The Ricketts family said Tuesday that it...
Cubs and Wrigley officially sold to Ricketts familySI.com - MLB 10/27/2009
CHICAGO (AP) -- The sale of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and other assets from the Tribune Co. to the Ricketts family is complete.
Sale of Cubs, Wrigley completeExaminer Sports 10/27/2009
The sale of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and other assets from the Tribune Co. to the Ricketts family is complete.
Sale of Cubs, Wrigley completeBoston.com -- Baseball News 10/27/2009
The $845 million sale of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and other assets from the Tribune Co. to the Ricketts family was completed Tuesday, more than 2 1/2 years after the baseball franchise was put on the market.  ...
Sale of Cubs and Wrigley Field is completeThe Seattle Times: Sports 10/27/2009
The $845 million sale of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and other assets from the Tribune Co. to the Ricketts family was completed Tuesday, more than 2 1/2 years after the baseball franchise was put on the market.