Cubs marketing team blames erred mural on hidden fridge of Old Style behind secret...
An endless stash of cold Old Style inside a refrigerator hidden behind a secret moving wall in the Cubs' marketing offices was partially to blame for the errors made on the mural commemorating the club's 100th anniversary, team officials said.
Cubs sign Babe Ruth’s daughter as new closer
Cubs GM Jed Hoyer was so impressed by the work Babe Ruth's 97-year-old daughter Julia Ruth Stevens did throwing out the first pitch at Wrigley Field on Friday, he immediately talked Theo Epstein in to signing her to be the new closer. Ruth Stevens was in town to help commemorate her father's famous "called shot" home run that helped crush the Cubs 1932 World Series dreams. The encounter could be just the thing the Cubs needed to solidify their incredibly sketchy closer's role.
Cubs using Kickstarter campaign to try re-signing Jeff Samardzija
Still hoping to sign their star pitcher to a long-term contract, the Cubs are claiming a lack of the cash needed to do so. Rather than open up their own wallet, the team is turning to crowd-funding website Kickstarter to raise the money needed to re-sign Samardzjia.
Every Cubs position player suspended for suspicion of PED use after Monday night’s 17-run...
Major League Baseball has indefinitely suspended every Cubs position player for suspected PED use after the club exploded for a season-high 17 runs in a rout of the Cardinals last night in St. Louis.
Renteria uses instant replay challenge to overturn his decision to manage Cubs
In the fifth inning of Wednesday night's loss to the White Sox, Ricky Renteria came out of the dugout to argue a ball-and-strike call, but suddenly changed his mind while confronting home plate umpire Tom Woodring.
MLB fans demand replay rights, too
If the suit is successful, challenges would not be limited to events on the field. Vendor actions such as selling cold hot dogs, beer “short-pours” and “pocketing the change” would also become reviewable.
Cubs first base coach Eric Hinske enjoying six lunches per day
In just a short amount of time, the former A.L. Rookie of the Year has gone from swinging the lumber with the Diamondbacks to enjoying six lunches per day in retirement.







