Chicago Cubs

Original cast members from the '90s baseball flick The Sandlot reunite at Chicago's Wrigley Field.

I genuinely didn't expect Detroit to be that high on the list, but here we are.

The Cubs were ready to release him at the end of spring training 2019. They thought they had better talent ahead of him in the outfield. But they offered him a chance to stick around if he'd immediately switch and become a pitcher.

These type of stories are always fun to look at. Kid movie stars all grown up. The most stunning is Ralphie from "A Christmas Story" (Peter Billingsley), or Anthony Michael Hall from the Brat Pack movies of the 80's. They look nothing like their young selves.

This undated photo shows a 'Go Cubs Go' sign being installed on a Chicago area interstate.

I don't care if it is the Cubs, it's still a dream job. Imagine this being your place of work. (And you work about 81 days a year.) And since neither of us will be major league shortstops, (seriously, there was only one Jeter.), this may be the key to The Show.

A new documentary about the 2020 season is released by the Chicago Cubs.

Spring Training begins for Major League Baseball next week. As baseball returns, the predictions for next season are starting to be made.

Last year former Cubs/Marlins pitcher, Carlos Zambrano attempted a comeback. It looks like his bid to return to Major League Baseball has come to an end.

It has been an interesting off season for Major League Baseball. With all the offseason moves, sign stealing fallout and more, Spring Training is almost here.