The Cub can of worms
The Cub Can Of Worms: Dusty Baker
The finale for the Cub Can of Worms.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Don Baylor
Don Baylor -- another failed Cubs manager.
The Cub Can Of Worms: José Macίas
Another selection from the not-so-great in Cubs history.
The Cub Can Of Worms: The College Of Coaches
The Cubs' "College of Coaches" from the 1960's -- what a horrible idea!
The Cub Can Of Worms: Lenny Harris
Another in an occasional series about the not-so-great in Cubs history.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Joe Strain
Another in an occasional off-season series about the worst moments in recent Cub history.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Neifi Perez
Another in an occasional series about Cubs who ... weren't so good.
The Cub Can Of Worms: LaTroy Hawkins
Another in an occasional off-season series about some of the low points in Cub history; this one's about LaTroy Hawkins.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Mel Rojas
Another look at one of the less-than-successful chapters in recent Cub history: closer Mel Rojas.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Oscar Zamora
Another in an occasional series about the ugly underbelly of past Chicago Cubs.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Fred McGriff
Another in an occasional series "highlighting" some of the worst in Cub history.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Danny Young
Another in an occasional off-season series about some of the lower moments in Cub history; this one "features" Danny Young, who pitched in four games in 2000.
The Cub Can Of Worms: George Mitterwald
The Cub Can Of Worms examines the career day of mediocre '70s Cub catcher George Mitterwald.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Kyle Farnsworth
A look at former Cub Kyle Farnsworth, he of the million-dollar arm and ten-cent brain.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Jimmy St. Vrain
Tracing a possibly apocryphal story about an old-time Cub running the wrong way after hitting the ball.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Todd Hundley
The second in an occasional offseason series about bad Cub players in history discusses Todd Hundley.
The Cub Can Of Worms: Harry Chiti
The first in an occasional offseason series about bad Cub players in history discusses 1950's catcher Harry Chiti.
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The @cubs Scouting Report on Ernie Banks, who was playing for the Monarchs. His mgr. was Buck O’Neil. Interesting that the previous Pro Experience, response was “No, has been with the Monarchs!” @fergieajenkins @MLB @Royals @Sut_ESPN @JPosnanski @MLB_PLAYERS @Buster_ESPN RT pic.twitter.com/iUEbKR16Zg
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