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1990 Chicago Cubs season

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Major League Baseball team season
1990 Chicago Cubs
LeagueNational League
DivisionEast
BallparkWrigley Field
CityChicago
Record77–85 (.475)
Divisional place4th
OwnersTribune Company
General managersJim Frey
ManagersDon Zimmer
TelevisionWGN-TV/Superstation WGN
(Harry Caray,Steve Stone,Thom Brennaman)
RadioWGN
(Thom Brennaman,Ron Santo,Bob Brenly,Harry Caray)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
← 1989Seasons1991 →

The1990 Chicago Cubs season was the 119th season of theChicago Cubs franchise, the 115th in theNational League and the 75th atWrigley Field. The Cubs finished fourth in theNational League East with a record of 77–85. The Cubs hosted theAll-Star Game on July 10.

A ticket for a 1990 game between theNew York Mets and the Chicago Cubs.

Offseason

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Regular season

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  • Ryne Sandberg became the first second baseman to lead the National League in home runs sinceRogers Hornsby in 1925.
  • Sandberg also set the Major League record for consecutive errorless games at second base with 124.

Season standings

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NL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Pittsburgh Pirates9567.586—49‍–‍3246‍–‍35
New York Mets9171.562452‍–‍2939‍–‍42
Montreal Expos8577.5251047‍–‍3438‍–‍43
Chicago Cubs7785.4751839‍–‍4238‍–‍43
Philadelphia Phillies7785.4751841‍–‍4036‍–‍45
St. Louis Cardinals7092.4322534‍–‍4736‍–‍45

Record vs. opponents

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1990 National League record

Sources:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]
TeamATLCHCCINHOULADMONNYMPHIPITSDSFSTL
Atlanta—6–68–105–136–126–64–85–75–78–105–137–5
Chicago6–6—4–86–63–911–79–911–74–148–47–58–10
Cincinnati10–88–4—11–79–99–36–67–56–69–97–119–3
Houston13–56–67–11—9–95–75–75–75–74–1410–86–6
Los Angeles12–69–39–99–9—6–65–78–44–89–98–107–5
Montreal6–67–113–97–56–6—8–1010–813–57–57–511–7
New York8–49–96–67–57–510–8—10–810–85–77–512–6
Philadelphia7-57–115–77–54–88–108–10—6–127–58–410–8
Pittsburgh7–514–46–67–58–45–138–1012–6—10–28–410–8
San Diego10–84–89–914–49–95–77–55–72–10—7–113–9
San Francisco13–55–711–78–1010–85–75–74–84–811–7—9–3
St. Louis5–710–83–96–65–77–116–128–108–109–33–9—


Notable transactions

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Roster

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1990 Chicago Cubs
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

OutfieldersManager

Coaches

Game log

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April (8-11)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 10Phillies2 – 1Lancaster (1-0)Parrett (0-1)Williams (1)7,7911-0
2April 12Phillies5 – 4Mulholland (1-0)Wilson (0-1)McDowell (1)1-1
3April 12Phillies6 – 3Núñez (1-0)Combs (0-1)Williams (2)7,7172-1
4April 13@Pirates2 – 0Maddux (1-0)Walk (0-1)Williams (3)44,7993-1
5April 14@Pirates4 – 1Harkey (1-0)Drabek (1-1)Williams (4)13,2264-1
6April 15@Pirates4 – 3(10)Patterson (1-0)Lancaster (1-1)6,2894-2
7April 16Mets10 – 1Viola (2-0)Wilson (0-2)Pena (1)13,8134-3
8April 17@Mets8 – 6(13)Assenmacher (1-0)Innis (0-1)Wilkins (1)13,9645-3
9April 18@Mets8 – 5Maddux (2-0)Cone (0-1)21,5616-3
10April 19@Mets4 – 1Gooden (1-2)Harkey (1-1)Franco (3)18,7806-4
11April 20Pirates9 – 4(7)Roesler (1-0)Bielecki (0-1)15,1716-5
12April 21Pirates4 – 3Smiley (1-2)Wilson (0-3)Landrum (1)37,0916-6
13April 22Pirates3 – 2Heaton (3-0)Núñez (1-1)Power (1)33,5836-7
14April 24@Padres13 – 3Rasmussen (1-0)Maddux (2-1)19,4746-8
15April 25@Padres3 – 0Whitson (2-0)Bielecki (0-2)22,3056-9
16April 26@Padres3 – 1Harkey (2-1)Hurst (0-3)Williams (5)29,1687-9
17April 27@Dodgers5 – 0Valenzuela (1-2)Núñez (1-2)37,8097-10
18April 28@Dodgers5 – 4Martinez (2-0)Williams (0-1)45,7917-11
19April 29@Dodgers4 – 0Maddux (3-1)Morgan (3-1)41,8938-11
May (13-15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
20May 1@Giants7 – 4Bielecki (1-2)Knepper (0-1)Williams (6)21,7149-11
21May 2@Giants9 – 6Harkey (3-1)Garrelts (0-3)Assenmacher (1)18,27910-11
22May 5Padres3 – 2Maddux (4-1)Lefferts (1-1)11-11
23May 5Padres6 – 5Rasmussen (2-1)Núñez (1-3)Harris (1)33,69511-12
24May 6Padres8 – 3Whitson (3-1)Bielecki (1-3)34,07711-13
25May 7Braves9 – 8Kerfeld (2-2)Williams (0-2)Boever (3)32,26611-14
26May 8Braves10 – 8(11)Long (1-0)Henry (0-1)18,50312-14
27May 9Braves4 – 0(5)Lancaster (2-1)P. Smith (2-2)14,26613-14
28May 11@Reds7 – 5Charlton (2-0)Williams (0-3)Dibble (5)38,90013-15
29May 12@Reds4 – 2Bielecki (2-3)Browning (3-3)Williams (7)33,64614-15
30May 13@Reds13 – 9Dibble (2-0)Wilson (0-4)32,25114-16
31May 14@Braves3 – 2Henry (1-1)Williams (0-4)Kerfeld (2)16,41714-17
32May 15@Braves12 – 2Pico (1-0)P. Smith (2-3)16,27115-17
33May 16@Braves4 – 0Smoltz (2-4)Maddux (4-2)13,34515-18
34May 17@Astros5 – 4(11)Smith (2-2)Núñez (1-4)14,64415-19
35May 18@Astros7 – 0Harkey (4-1)Gullickson (2-3)22,97216-19
36May 19@Astros4 – 1Lancaster (3-1)Clancy (1-3)Williams (8)32,25317-19
37May 20@Astros5 – 1Boskie (1-0)Scott (1-5)26,45118-19
38May 21Reds4 – 3Rijo (3-1)Maddux (4-3)Myers (8)31,47618-20
39May 22Reds2 – 1(16)Long (2-0)Scudder (1-1)29,86019-20
40May 23Dodgers4 – 3Belcher (4-3)Assenmacher (1-1)Aase (3)23,96319-21
41May 24Dodgers15 – 6Valenzuela (4-3)Lancaster (3-2)27,91819-22
42May 26Astros8 – 1Scott (2-5)Boskie (1-1)19-23
43May 26Astros12 – 3Deshaies (2-2)Maddux (4-4)Andersen (2)31,99519-24
44May 27Astros11 – 6Bielecki (3-3)Portugal (1-5)36,39520-24
45May 28Giants5 – 1Harkey (5-1)Knepper (3-3)Lancaster (1)33,82221-24
46May 29Giants6 – 2Robinson (1-0)Blankenship (0-1)Brantley (5)28,92521-25
47May 30Giants4 – 1Burkett (4-1)Boskie (1-2)Bedrosian (7)29,10921-26
June (12-18)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
48June 1@Cardinals6 – 4DeLeón (5-3)Maddux (4-5)L. Smith (5)43,77321-27
49June 2@Cardinals7 – 6Lancaster (4-2)L. Smith (1-1)Williams (9)48,05122-27
50June 3@Cardinals7 – 4B. Smith (6-4)Blankenship (0-2)45,39322-28
51June 4@Pirates6 – 2Patterson (4-1)Boskie (1-3)Landrum (8)9,25722-29
52June 5@Pirates6 – 5Belinda (1-1)Williams (0-5)20,64222-30
53June 6@Pirates6 – 1(7)Drabek (8-2)Maddux (4-6)21,16422-31
54June 7Phillies3 – 1Howell (7-3)Bielecki (3-4)29,27122-32
55June 8Phillies15 – 2Pico (2-0)Mulholland (3-3)32,21923-32
56June 9Phillies4 – 3(11)Lancaster (5-2)Parrett (2-4)33,26624-32
57June 10Phillies7 – 3Wilson (1-4)Ruffin (3-6)Lancaster (2)32,18725-32
58June 11Mets8 – 5Williams (1-5)Pena (1-2)Assenmacher (2)33,05926-32
59June 12Mets19 – 8Gooden (4-5)Bielecki (3-5)34,89326-33
60June 13Mets15 – 10Franco (3-0)Lancaster (5-3)26-34
61June 13Mets9 – 6Darling (2-4)Harkey (5-2)34,24126-35
62June 15@Phillies6 – 5(10)Akerfelds (1-0)Núñez (1-5)26-36
63June 15@Phillies7 – 0Ruffin (4-6)Bielecki (3-6)26,09826-37
64June 16@Phillies2 – 1Akerfelds (2-0)Maddux (4-7)32,02326-38
65June 17@Phillies5 – 3Pico (3-0)Parrett (2-6)Lancaster (3)30,33827-38
66June 18@Expos5 – 1Den. Martinez (5-4)Harkey (5-3)15,89827-39
67June 19@Expos2 – 1Boskie (2-3)Gardner (3-3)Lancaster (4)20,30628-39
68June 20@Expos3 – 2Mohorcic (1-1)Maddux (4-8)Schmidt (8)22,05828-40
69June 22Cardinals7 – 0Magrane (4-9)Wilson (1-5)30,76428-41
70June 23Cardinals8 – 7Tewksbury (2-0)Bielecki (3-7)L. Smith (7)33,72128-42
71June 24Cardinals3 – 2(10)Assenmacher (2-1)Niedenfuer (0-3)34,22929-42
72June 25Expos7 – 3Gardner (4-3)Boskie (2-4)Sampen (1)32,23129-43
73June 26Expos6 – 5Schmidt (3-0)Lancaster (5-4)Frey (4)31,67629-44
74June 27Expos5 – 3Pico (4-0)Gross (8-5)Wilson (1)32,83030-44
75June 28Expos3 – 2Lancaster (6-4)Sampen (6-1)31,974
76June 29@Padres3 – 2Long (3-0)Harris (4-2)Assenmacher (3)43,00532-44
77June 30@Padres7 – 3Wilson (2-5)Benes (6-6)31,85233-44
July (14-12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
78July 1@Padres11 – 10Lancaster (7-4)Lefferts (5-3)Long (1)30,96834-44
79July 2@Dodgers3 – 1Belcher (6-6)Pico (4-1)32,60034-45
80July 3@Dodgers7 – 6Hartley (1-1)Assenmacher (2-2)40,23534-46
81July 4@Dodgers5 – 3Harkey (6-3)Valenzuela (6-7)Lancaster (5)46,81135-46
82July 6@Giants5 – 2Boskie (3-4)Garrelts (5-7)Long (2)28,51736-46
83July 7@Giants10 – 9Brantley (3-1)Lancaster (7-5)36,00536-47
84July 8@Giants5 – 3Wilson (6-0)Pico (4-2)Brantley (13)36-48
85July 8@Giants10 – 4Burkett (9-2)Bielecki (3-8)45,66936-49
86July 12Dodgers6 – 3Valenzuela (7-7)Harkey (6-4)Howell (5)31,51836-50
87July 13Dodgers5 – 2Martinez (10-4)Boskie (3-5)Howell (6)31,43836-51
88July 14Dodgers7 – 0Morgan (8-7)Maddux (4-9)31,91936-52
89July 15Dodgers5 – 1Wilson (3-5)Belcher (7-7)29,26637-52
90July 16Padres4 – 3Harkey (7-4)Show (1-7)Williams (10)31,52338-52
91July 17Padres7 – 2Boskie (4-5)Benes (6-7)32,92339-52
92July 18Padres4 – 2Maddux (5-9)Rasmussen (7-7)Pico (1)33,85640-52
93July 20Giants5 – 4Bielecki (4-8)Brantley (3-2)30,53241-52
94July 21Giants3 – 2Harkey (8-4)Brantley (3-3)34,46342-52
95July 22Giants4 – 2Assenmacher (3-2)Hammaker (4-5)Pico (2)33,70843-52
96July 23@Cardinals3 – 1Maddux (6-9)DeLeón (6-10)Williams (11)40,53444-52
97July 24@Cardinals9 – 4Terry (1-5)Wilson (3-6)38,97444-53
98July 25@Cardinals9 – 0Tudor (9-3)Harkey (8-5)37,82644-54
99July 26@Expos3 – 2(10)Burke (1-1)Williams (1-6)19,12944-55
100July 27@Expos2 – 0(10)Maddux (7-9)Sampen (8-3)Long (3)21,98045-55
101July 28@Expos10 – 7Long (4-0)Burke (1-2)24,80846-55
102July 29@Expos2 – 1Harkey (9-5)Gross (8-8)Williams (12)24,33347-55
103July 31Pirates9 – 1Patterson (7-3)Boskie (4-6)35,12647-56
August (15-12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
104August 1Pirates5 – 0Maddux (8-9)Reed (2-3)34,54248-56
105August 2Pirates8 – 5Smiley (5-5)Wilson (3-7)Walk (1)34,49348-57
106August 3Expos10 – 4Harkey (10-5)Gardner (6-6)33,31849-57
107August 4Expos10 – 2Boskie (5-6)Gross (8-9)35,17650-57
108August 5Expos3 – 1Maddux (9-9)Boyd (6-4)33,48151-57
109August 7Cardinals5 – 3Assenmacher (4-2)Terry (1-6)Williams (13)34,27152-57
110August 8Cardinals4 – 3(15)Long (5-0)Niedenfuer (0-5)34,97753-57
111August 9Cardinals3 – 1Hill (3-1)Dickson (0-1)L. Smith (20)36,32853-58
112August 10@Mets5 – 1Fernandez (8-8)Maddux (9-10)34,09053-59
113August 11@Mets6 – 3Wilson (4-7)Darling (4-7)Assenmacher (4)45,71054-59
114August 12@Mets10 – 2Harkey (11-5)Viola (15-7)46,53855-59
115August 13Astros7 – 2Portugal (6-9)Dickson (0-2)34,08755-60
116August 14Astros5 – 2Maddux (10-10)Scott (9-11)Long (4)34,84356-60
117August 15Astros8 – 4(10)Smith (3-4)Pico (4-3)34,30756-61
118August 17Braves7 – 0Harkey (12-5)Smoltz (9-9)29,89357-61
119August 18Braves17 – 6Leibrandt (5-7)Dickson (0-3)36,22657-62
120August 19Braves5 – 4Maddux (11-10)Mercker (4-3)Assenmacher (5)33,28458-62
121August 20@Reds3 – 1Bielecki (5-8)Charlton (9-7)Long (5)26,01159-62
122August 21@Reds8 – 1Mahler (5-5)Harkey (12-6)22,75959-63
123August 22@Reds4 – 1Rijo (9-6)Pico (4-4)28,70759-64
124August 24@Braves3 – 0Avery (3-7)Maddux (11-11)20,92259-65
125August 25@Braves6 – 3Bielecki (6-8)Glavine (6-11)Assenmacher (6)29,35960-65
126August 26@Braves4 – 3Smoltz (11-9)Williams (1-7)14,17860-66
127August 28@Astros5 – 2Maddux (12-11)Gullickson (8-12)12,15061-66
128August 29@Astros1 – 0Portugal (8-9)Sutcliffe (0-1)Andersen (6)11,21161-67
129August 30Reds6 – 5Jackson (5-2)Bielecki (6-9)Myers (27)30,77861-68
130August 31Reds4 – 3Long (6-0)Myers (3-4)31,04262-68
September (13-16)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
131September 1Reds8 – 1Mahler (7-5)Núñez (1-6)34,38862-69
132September 2Reds6 – 2Rijo (11-6)Maddux (12-12)35,04362-70
133September 3@Expos3 – 2(12)Frey (7-2)Kramer (0-2)22,62962-71
134September 4@Expos3 – 1Bielecki (7-9)Dn. Martinez (10-10)Assenmacher (7)10,60563-71
135September 5@Phillies4 – 1Mulholland (8-8)Wilson (4-8)McDowell (19)16,17763-72
136September 6@Phillies5 – 2Núñez (2-6)Grimsley (1-1)Williams (14)13,84964-72
137September 7Cardinals4 – 3Tewksbury (10-5)Maddux (12-13)L. Smith (25)23,35364-73
138September 8Cardinals5 – 4Pavlas (1-0)Dayley (4-3)Assenmacher (8)32,03965-73
139September 9Cardinals9 – 2Tudor (12-4)Bielecki (7-10)27,36265-74
140September 10Expos7 – 4Nabholz (5-0)Long (6-1)Burke (18)26,77465-75
141September 11Expos11 – 6Pavlas (2-0)Gross (8-11)18,98466-75
142September 12Phillies9 – 3Maddux (13-13)De Jesus (5-7)16,25867-75
143September 13Phillies6 – 5Assenmacher (5-2)McDowell (6-7)Lancaster (6)15,49568-75
144September 14@Cardinals4 – 2B. Smith (8-8)Williams (1-8)Pérez (1)34,47368-76
145September 15@Cardinals6 – 2Lancaster (8-5)DeLeón (7-17)42,28269-76
146September 16@Cardinals8 – 4Núñez (3-6)Hill (4-4)Bielecki (1)39,40270-76
147September 18Pirates8 – 5Maddux (14-13)Smiley (8-10)23,16871-76
148September 19Pirates8 – 7Drabek (20-6)Sutcliffe (0-2)Patterson (5)13,05871-77
149September 20Pirates11 – 2Walk (6-5)Kramer (0-3)Palacios (1)14,92671-78
150September 21Mets4 – 3Assenmacher (6-2)Cone (12-10)19,29172-78
151September 22Mets11 – 5Darling (6-9)Núñez (3-7)31,06672-79
152September 23Mets7 – 3Gooden (18-6)Maddux (14-14)24,38572-80
153September 24Mets4 – 3Assenmacher (7-2)Viola (19-11)12,48973-80
154September 25@Pirates5 – 3Drabek (21-6)Wilson (4-9)21,64473-81
155September 26@Pirates4 – 3Smith (12-8)Coffman (0-1)26,15773-82
156September 27@Pirates3 – 2Tomlin (4-4)Bielecki (7-11)Palacios (3)25,04973-83
157September 28@Mets7 – 1Gooden (19-6)Maddux (14-15)37,58673-84
158September 29@Mets3 – 2Lancaster (9-5)Viola (19-12)Assenmacher (9)38,66474-84
159September 30@Mets6 – 5Núñez (4-7)Franco (5-3)Williams (15)39,19575-84
October (2-1)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
160October 1@Phillies7 – 6De Jesus (7-8)Coffman (0-2)McDowell (22)9,04175-85
161October 2@Phillies3 – 1Bielecki (8-11)Greene (3-3)Williams (16)9,94076-85
162October 3@Phillies4 – 3Maddux (15-15)McElroy (0-1)Assenmacher (10)11,88977-85

All-Star Game

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The1990Major League Baseball All-Star Game was the 61st playing of the midsummer classic between theall-stars of theAmerican League (AL) andNational League (NL), the two leagues comprisingMajor League Baseball. The game was held on July 10, 1990, atWrigley Field inChicago, the home of theChicago Cubs of the National League. The game resulted in the American League defeating the National League 2-0. The game is remembered for a rain delay in the 7th inning that resulted in CBS airingRescue 911 during the delay.

Player stats

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= Indicates team leader
= Indicates league leader

Batting

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Starters by position

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PosPlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
CJoe Girardi133419113.270138
1BMark Grace157589182.309982
2BRyne Sandberg155615188.30640100
SSShawon Dunston146545143.2621766
3BLuis Salazar115410104.2541247
LFDwight Smith11729076.262627
CFJerome Walton101392103.263221
RFAndre Dawson147529164.31027100

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Doug Dascenzo11324161.253126
Domingo Ramos9822660.265217
Marvell Wynne9218638.204419
Curt Wilkerson7718641.220016
Dave Clark8417147.275520
Héctor Villanueva5211431.272718
Lloyd McClendon4910717.159110
Derrick May176115.246111
Damon Berryhill175310.18919
Gary Varsho464812.25001
Greg Smith18449.20505
Rick Wrona16295.17200

Pitching

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Starting pitchers

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Note" G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Greg Maddux35237.015153.46144
Mike Harkey27173.21263.2694
Shawn Boskie1597.2563.6949

Other pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Mike Bielecki36168.08114.93103
Steve Wilson45139.0494.7995
Jeff Pico3192.0444.7937
José Núñez2160.2476.5340
Rick Sutcliffe521.1025.917
Randy Kramer1020.1023.9812
Kevin Coffman818.10211.299
Lance Dickson313.2037.244
Kevin Blankenship312.1025.845

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGWLSVERASO
Mitch Williams5918163.9355
Paul Assenmacher7472102.8095
Les Lancaster559564.6265
Bill Long426154.3732
Joe Kraemer180007.2016
Dave Pavlas132002.1112
Dean Wilkins70019.823
Doug Dascenzo10000.000

Awards and honors

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  • Ryne Sandberg, National League Leader, Home Runs (40)
  • Ryne Sandberg, National League Leader, Runs (116)
  • Ryne Sandberg, National League Leader, Total Bases (344)

All-Star Game

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAIowa CubsAmerican AssociationJim Essian
AACharlotte KnightsSouthern LeagueTommy Helms andJay Loviglio
AWinston-Salem SpiritsCarolina LeagueBrad Mills
APeoria ChiefsMidwest LeagueGreg Mahlberg
A-Short SeasonGeneva CubsNew York–Penn LeagueBill Hayes
RookieHuntington CubsAppalachian LeagueSteve Roadcap

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References

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  1. ^Paul Kilgus atBaseball-Reference
  2. ^Vance Law atBaseball-Reference
  3. ^Randy Kramer atBaseball-Reference
  4. ^Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed.,The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 2nd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 1997

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