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Cubs Sale Going About As Well As Cubs Postseason
Cubs Sale Going About As Well As Cubs Postseason
The Cubs are still up for sale. The general assumption was that with the team and Wrigley Field all part of the package, the winning bid would be over $1B. But like anything that has a price tag attached to it these days, the whole thing is becoming a tough sell. It appears the final price ...
Piniella honored as Manager of Year | cubs.com: News
Piniella honored as Manager of Year | cubs.com: News
chicago.cubs.mlb.com — CHICAGO -- Lou Piniella, who guided the Cubs to the best record in the National League, was... named Manager of the Year by the Baseball Writers' Association of America on Wednesday. It's the third time Piniella, 65, has won the award and first time in ... (more) Piniella honored as Manager of Year | cubs.com: News
Wish Bone? Next Bids on the Cubs Due by Thanksgiving
Wish Bone? Next Bids on the Cubs Due by Thanksgiving
bizofbaseball.com — The remaining prospective bidders for the Chicago Cubs, a 25 percent stake in Comcast SportsNet Chicago, and... Wrigley Field have been given a Thanksgiving Day deadline to submit details as to how they will finance the purchase, according to the Chicago Tribune . The deal, (more) Wish Bone? Next Bids on the Cubs Due by Thanksgiving
Cubs wave bye to Wood
blogs.chicagosports.chicagotribune.com — By Paul Sullivan The Kerry Wood era in Chicago began with a bang and ended with a... thud. On a cloudy November afternoon in Chicago, the Cubs quietly cut ties with their free-agent closer, who tied a major-league record with... (more) Cubs wave bye to Wood
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