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1989 Chicago Cubs season

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Major League Baseball team season
1989 Chicago Cubs
National League East champions
LeagueNational League
DivisionEast
BallparkWrigley Field
CityChicago
Record93–69 (.574)
Divisional place1st
OwnersTribune Company
General managersJim Frey
ManagersDon Zimmer
TelevisionWGN-TV/Superstation WGN
(Harry Caray,Steve Stone,Dewayne Staats)
RadioWGN
(Dewayne Staats,Dave Nelson,Harry Caray)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The1989 Chicago Cubs season was the 118th season of the franchise, the 114th in the National League and 74th season atWrigley Field. The Cubs were managed byDon Zimmer in his second season as manager and played their home games at Wrigley Field as members ofNational League East.

The Cubs stole the National League spotlight during the 1989 season along with theirNL West rivalsSan Francisco Giants.[1] The Cubs had All-Star seasons fromRyne Sandberg,Andre Dawson,Rick Sutcliffe, and closing pitcherMitch Williams. Williams gave the Cubs a strong stopper in the bullpen in his impressive National League debut[1] while the 1989NL Rookie of the Year was Chicago's very ownJerome Walton, who proved himself to be a dependable centerfielder.[1]

The Cubs finished the season 93–69 to win the NL East for the second time in franchise history, battling theSt. Louis Cardinals into the last week of the season.[1] The Cubs lost theNLCS four games to one to theSan Francisco Giants, who proved to be more dominant with a strong hitting presence.[1]

Offseason

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Regular season

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Season standings

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NL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Chicago Cubs9369.574—48‍–‍3345‍–‍36
New York Mets8775.537651‍–‍3036‍–‍45
St. Louis Cardinals8676.531746‍–‍3540‍–‍41
Montreal Expos8181.5001244‍–‍3737‍–‍44
Pittsburgh Pirates7488.4571939‍–‍4235‍–‍46
Philadelphia Phillies6795.4142638‍–‍4229‍–‍53

Record vs. opponents

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1989 National League record

Sources:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]
TeamATLCHCCINHOULADMONNYMPHIPITSDSFSTL
Atlanta—5–78–108–106–106–62–108–44–87–116–123–9
Chicago7–5—7–55–77–510–810–810–812–68–46–611–7
Cincinnati10–85–7—8–108–104–84–84–87–59–98–108–4
Houston10–87–510–8—10–84–86–69–37–58–108–107–5
Los Angeles10–65–710–88–10—7–55–76–67–56–1210–83–9
Montreal6–68–108–48–45–7—9–99–911–75–77–55–13
New York10–28–108–46–67–59–9—12–69–95–73–910–8
Philadelphia4–88–108–43–96–69–96–12—10–82–104–87–11
Pittsburgh8–46–125–75–75–77–119–98–10—3–95–713–5
San Diego11–74–89–910–812–67–57–510–29–3—8–102–10
San Francisco12–66–610–810–88–105–79–38–47–510–8—7–5
St. Louis9–37–114–85–79–313–58–1011–75–1310–25–7—


Notable transactions

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Roster

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1989 Chicago Cubs
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

OutfieldersManager

Coaches

Game log

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1989 Chicago Cubs regular season game log: 93–69 (.574)
April: 12–11 (.522)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordOther Info
1April 4Phillies5–4Sutcliffe (1–0)Youmans (0–1)Williams (1)33,3611–0
2April 5Phillies12–4Howell (1–0)Maddux (0–1)Maddux (1)18,6741–1
3April 6Phillies8–3Ontiveros (1–0)Kilgus (0–1)6,3641–2
4April 7Pirates6–5Wilson (1–0)Taylor (0–1)Williams (2)6,1952–2
5April 8Pirates5–3Bielecki (1–0)Heaton (0–1)Schiraldi (1)19,3743–2
6April 9Pirates8–3Sutcliffe (2–0)Walk (0–1)11,3874–2
7April 11Cardinals5–4Schiraldi (1–0)DeLeón (1–1)Williams (3)7,9435–2
8April 12Cardinals3–2Kilgus (1–1)Terry (0–1)Williams (4)21,1876–2
9April 14@Phillies6–4Sanderson (1–0)Ruffin (0–2)Williams (5)20,8517–2
10April 16@Phillies5–3Sutcliffe (3–0)Youmans (0–2)Williams (6)32,2498–2
11April 17@Expos2–1Gross (2–1)Maddux (0–2)Burke (3)8,8478–3
12April 18@Expos11–2B. Smith (1–0)Kilgus (1–2)11,9138–4
13April 19@Expos3–2Den. Martinez (1–0)Sanderson (1–1)Burke (4)9,0148–5
14April 20@Mets4–3Gooden (3–0)Williams (0–1)McDowell (1)28,9448–6
15April 21@Mets8–4Sutcliffe (4–0)Ojeda (0–3)Wilson (1)34,6909–6
16April 22@Mets3–1Fernandez (2–0)Maddux (0–3)McDowell (2)41,3239–7
17April 23@Mets4–2Aguilera (1–0)Schiraldi (1–1)40,2689–8
18April 25Dodgers4–0Belcher (2–1)Sanderson (1–2)31,8769–9
19April 26Dodgers3–1Morgan (2–1)Sutcliffe (4–1)Howell (2)13,2219–10
20April 27Dodgers1–0Maddux (1–3)Hershiser (3–2)12,01310–10
21April 28Padres3–1Kilgus (2–2)Rasmussen (1–4)Williams (7)9,50411–10
22April 29Padres5–4Terrell (3–2)Bielecki (1–1)Davis (11)34,74811–11
23April 30Padres7–3Sanderson (2–2)Show (4–2)28,73512–11
May: 16–11 (.593)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordOther Info
24May 1@Giants4–3(12)Pico (1–0)LaCoss (1–2)Schiraldi (2)17,91413–11
25May 2@Giants4–0Reuschel (4–2)Maddux (1–4)Gossage (1)11,12813–12
26May 3@Padres5–4Kilgus (3–2)Grant (0–1)Williams (8)20,40314–12
27May 4@Padres4–0Bielecki (2–1)Terrell (3–3)25,89215–12
28May 5@Dodgers4–2Sanderson (3–2)Belcher (2–3)Williams (9)46,76716–12
29May 6@Dodgers3–0Morgan (3–1)Sutcliffe (4–2)Howell (3)46,38916–13
30May 7@Dodgers4–2Wilson (2–0)Hershiser (4–3)Williams (10)46,32917–13
31May 9Giants4–2Krukow (2–0)Kilgus (3–3)Lefferts (5)13,94917–14
32May 10Giants4–3LaCoss (2–3)Williams (0–2)Lefferts (6)25,63817–15
33May 12Astros3–1Deshaies (5–2)Sutcliffe (4–3)21,14117–16
34May 13Astros1–0Knepper (2–5)Maddux (1–5)Smith (6)27,77517–17
35May 14Astros5–1Scott (5–2)Kilgus (3–4)23,39117–18
36May 15Braves4–0Bielecki (3–1)Lilliquist (2–3)16,92018–18
37May 16Braves4–3Sanderson (4–2)Glavine (5–1)Williams (11)24,07019–18
38May 17Braves4–0Pico (2–0)Z. Smith (1–6)31,19620–18
39May 19@Reds8–2Maddux (2–5)Jackson (2–7)29,20221–18
40May 20@Reds7–3Kilgus (4–4)Browning (3–4)Perry (1)49,17522–18
41May 21@Reds7–2Mahler (6–4)Bielecki (3–2)34,12822–19
42May 22@Astros5–3Sutcliffe (5–3)Deshaies (5–3)Schiraldi (3)11,92323–19
43May 23@Astros5–4Sanderson (5–2)Scott (6–3)Schiraldi (4)15,66524–19
44May 24@Astros3–1Maddux (3–5)Knepper (2–6)Williams (12)17,04225–19
45May 26Reds10–8(12)Dibble (4–1)Schiraldi (1–2)33,58325–20
46May 27Reds5–3Sutcliffe (6–3)Rijo (4–1)34,54626–20
47May 28Reds6–1Bielecki (4–2)Jackson (3–8)37,23127–20
48May 29@Braves2–1Lilliquist (3–3)Sanderson (5–3)Boever (7)15,12327–21
49May 30@Braves3–2Maddux (4–5)P. Smith (1–7)Williams (13)7,56628–21
50May 31@Braves3–2Smoltz (7–3)Kilgus (4–5)Boever (8)7,95828–22
June: 13–15 (.464)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordOther Info
51June 2@Cardinals5–2Sutcliffe (7–3)Magrane (3–4)Williams (14)46,44829–22
52June 3@Cardinals6–5(10)Quisenberry (2–1)Schiraldi (1–3)44,71929–23
53June 4@Cardinals11–3Sanderson (6–3)Terry (4–5)45,65930–23
54June 5Mets15–3Maddux (5–5)Cone (3–5)34,84031–23
55June 6Mets8–4Kilgus (5–5)Ojeda (2–6)33,55832–23
56June 7Mets10–5Gooden (7–2)Sutcliffe (7–4)Aguilera (4)35,37232–24
57June 8Mets5–4(10)Williams (1–2)Aase (1–2)36,35833–24
58June 9Cardinals1–0DeLeón (8–3)Sanderson (6–4)Worrell (7)34,93733–25
59June 10Cardinals6–0Magrane (4–5)Maddux (5–6)38,04533–26
60June 11Cardinals10–7Carpenter (2–4)Schiraldi (1–4)35,45033–27
61June 12Cardinals10–3Wilson (3–0)Terry (4–6)27,15434–27
62June 13@Mets4–2Bielecki (5–2)Darling (4–5)Williams (15)26,66435–27
63June 14@Mets2–0(7)Gooden (8–2)Sanderson (6–5)Aguilera (5)27,27835–28
64June 15@Mets4–3(12)Aguilera (3–1)Perry (0–1)24,68935–29
65June 16@Expos8–5B. Smith (7–2)Kilgus (5–6)Burke (14)26,26435–30
66June 17@Expos3–2Sutcliffe (8–4)Pérez (3–8)Williams (16)35,09536–30
67June 18@Expos5–4Bielecki (6–2)Langston (2–2)Williams (17)35,96837–30
68June 20@Pirates5–4(11)Schiraldi (2–4)Garcia (0–1)Kilgus (1)11,71338–30
69June 21@Pirates1–0(11)Maddux (6–6)Bair (0–1)Williams (18)23,97039–30
70June 22@Pirates8–0Sutcliffe (9–4)Kramer (1–4)16,43040–30
71June 23Expos5–1Langston (3–2)Bielecki (6–3)Burke (15)36,23940–31
72June 24Expos5–0Gross (7–6)Kilgus (5–7)36,06840–32
73June 25Expos5–0Den. Martinez (7–1)Sanderson (6–6)34,49140–33
74June 26Pirates2–1Drabek (5–5)Maddux (6–7)35,40740–34
75June 27Pirates5–4Kramer (2–4)Sutcliffe (9–5)Landrum (7)35,64640–35
76June 28Pirates3–1Robinson (4–6)Bielecki (6–4)Landrum (8)34,11440–36
77June 29@Giants12–2Brantley (1–0)Kilgus (5–8)12,33940–37
78June 30@Giants6–4Sanderson (7–6)Wilson (0–1)Williams (19)49,24141–37
July: 18–9 (.667)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordOther Info
79July 1@Giants3–2Maddux (7–7)Reuschel (12–3)Williams (20)29,01942–37
80July 2@Giants4–3Brantley (2–0)Sutcliffe (9–6)Bedrosian (12)41,35042–38
81July 4Padres5–1Bielecki (7–4)Whitson (10–6)Wilson (2)32,92043–38
82July 5Padres5–3Sanderson (8–6)Rasmussen (3–6)Kilgus (2)33,46444–38
83July 6Padres7–3Maddux (8–7)Terrell (4–12)Williams (21)34,81445–38
84July 7Dodgers6–4Sutcliffe (10–6)Wetteland (2–2)Williams (22)35,43446–38
85July 8Dodgers8–2Morgan (6–8)Pico (2–1)37,09646–39
86July 9Dodgers11–4Bielecki (8–4)Valenzuela (4–8)35,53347–39
87July 13@Padres7–3Maddux (9–7)Hurst (7–7)Lancaster (1)23,48148–39
88July 14@Padres7–4Whitson (12–6)Bielecki (8–5)Davis (23)27,64948–40
89July 15@Padres3–2Terrell (5–12)Kilgus (5–9)54,71748–41
90July 16@Padres4–3Rasmussen (4–6)Sutcliffe (10–7)Davis (24)30,54948–42
91July 17@Dodgers6–3Lancaster (1–0)Leary (6–7)Williams (23)39,91449–42
92July 18@Dodgers4–1Hershiser (11–7)Maddux (9–8)37,54349–43
93July 19@Dodgers4–0Bielecki (9–5)Morgan (6–10)40,05050–43
94July 20Giants4–3(11)Lancaster (2–0)McCament (1–1)32,30651–43
95July 21Giants4–3Garrelts (8–3)Sutcliffe (10–8)Lefferts (17)34,72551–44
96July 22Giants5–2Sanderson (9–6)Hammaker (6–5)Lancaster (2)35,53052–44
97July 23Giants9–5Maddux (10–8)Robinson (8–7)35,70753–44
98July 24@Cardinals3–2Bielecki (10–5)Terry (7–9)Williams (24)45,18354–44
99July 25@Cardinals4–2Kilgus (6–9)Magrane (11–7)Williams (25)46,62155–44
100July 26@Cardinals2–0DeLeón (10–9)Sutcliffe (10–9)Worrell (13)43,00055–45
101July 28Mets6–5Schiraldi (3–4)Aguilera (6–5)Williams (26)37,55456–45
102July 29Mets10–3Maddux (11–8)Whitehurst (0–1)38,01257–45
103July 30Mets6–4Lancaster (3–0)Aguilera (6–6)36,83758–45
104July 31@Phillies10–2Sutcliffe (11–9)Mulholland (1–5)59–45
105July 31@Phillies7–4Carman (3–11)Kilgus (6–10)Parrett (4)22,16059–46
August: 16–12 (.571)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordOther Info
106August 1@Phillies4–1Wilson (4–0)McWilliams (2–11)Williams (27)23,61460–46
107August 2@Phillies6–0Howell (9–7)Sanderson (9–7)21,68860–47
108August 3@Phillies2–0Maddux (12–8)Ruffin (3–5)Lancaster (3)21,98361–47
109August 4@Pirates3–2Bielecki (11–5)Drabek (8–8)Williams (28)29,16962–47
110August 5@Pirates4–2Wilson (5–0)Landrum (2–2)Lancaster (4)23,26263–47
111August 6@Pirates5–4(18)Drabek (9–8)Sanderson (9–8)24,71663–48
112August 7Expos5–2Maddux (13–8)Pérez (6–11)39,00264–48
113August 8Expos4–2Bielecki (12–5)Den. Martinez (12–2)Lancaster (5)38,12665–48
114August 9Expos3–0Sutcliffe (12–9)B. Smith (9–6)Williams (29)39,00966–48
115August 10Phillies16–13Parrett (9–4)Wilson (5–1)36,74566–49
116August 11Phillies9–2Maddux (14–8)Carman (3–12)36,44067–49
117August 12Phillies9–7Bielecki (13–5)Howell (9–8)Williams (30)37,75268–49
118August 13Phillies5–3Parrett (10–4)Wilson (5–2)37,05468–50
119August 15@Reds5–2(12)Williams (2–2)Roesler (0–1)31,69469–50
120August 16@Reds5–1Bielecki (14–5)Leary (8–10)29,76470–50
121August 17@Reds3–2Sutcliffe (13–9)Franco (3–6)Williams (31)29,27871–50
122August 18@Astros6–5Smith (3–3)Schiraldi (3–5)31,98771–51
123August 19@Astros8–4Portugal (3–1)Maddux (14–9)41,66171–52
124August 20@Astros8–4Darwin (11–3)Lancaster (3–1)38,62471–53
125August 21Reds6–5(10)Charlton (6–1)Schiraldi (3–6)Franco (26)37,62671–54
126August 22Reds7–2Browning (13–10)Kraemer (0–1)35,17971–55
127August 23Reds8–5Scudder (3–5)Maddux (14–10)33,05471–56
128August 25Braves4–3(12)Williams (3–2)Eichhorn (4–4)35,45672–56
129August 26Braves5–3Valdez (1–2)Sutcliffe (13–10)Boever (21)35,75272–57
130August 27Braves3–2(10)Williams (4–2)Eichhorn (4–5)35,10773–57
131August 28Astros6–1Maddux (15–10)Cano (0–1)23,03974–57
132August 29Astros10–9(10)Assenmacher (2–3)Smith (3–4)25,82975–57Cubs come back from 9–0 deficit
133August 30Astros8–4Scott (18–7)Sutcliffe (13–11)37,21875–58
September: 17–11 (.607)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordOther Info
134September 1@Braves5–1Lilliquist (8–8)Wilson (5–3)Stanton (2)14,25575–59
135September 2@Braves10–3Maddux (16–10)Clary (4–3)41,02076–59
136September 3@Braves8–5P. Smith (5–13)Bielecki (14–6)Stanton (3)25,18976–60
137September 4@Mets7–3Sutcliffe (14–11)Cone (12–7)Lancaster (6)46,04977–60
138September 5@Mets3–2Fernandez (11–3)Williams (4–3)39,35277–61
139September 6@Phillies9–1Ruffin (5–8)Maddux (16–11)17,27277–62
140September 7@Phillies6–2Bielecki (15–6)Howell (11–11)13,05878–62
141September 8Cardinals11–8Carpenter (3–4)Williams (4–4)Quisenberry (6)35,23178–63
142September 9Cardinals3–2(10)Assenmacher (3–3)Dayley (3–2)37,63379–63
143September 10Cardinals4–1Sanderson (10–8)Hill (7–12)Williams (32)37,28180–63
144September 11Expos4–3Maddux (17–11)Langston (11–7)Williams (33)29,19081–63
145September 12Expos2–0Bielecki (16–6)B. Smith (10–9)36,33382–63
146September 13Expos3–1Sanderson (11–8)Gross (11–11)Lancaster (7)34,87083–63
147September 15@Pirates7–2Sutcliffe (15–11)Belinda (0–1)12,60784–63
148September 16@Pirates8–6Smiley (12–7)Maddux (17–12)15,66884–64
149September 17@Pirates2–0Drabek (13–11)Bielecki (16–7)21,08184–65
150September 18Mets10–6Wilkins (1–0)Viola (3–5)Williams (34)38,13885–65
151September 19Mets5–2Ojeda (13–10)Wilson (5–4)Gooden (1)35,93785–66
152September 20Phillies9–8Carman (5–15)Lancaster (3–2)McDowell (19)21,62085–67
153September 21Phillies9–1Maddux (18–12)Mulholland (4–7)22,88586–67
154September 22Pirates4–2Bielecki (17–7)Drabek (13–12)Williams (35)34,04087–67
155September 23Pirates3–2Lancaster (4–2)Bair (2–3)36,84988–67
156September 24Pirates4–2Wilson (6–4)Robinson (7–12)Pico (1)37,90489–67
157September 25@Expos4–3(10)Burke (9–3)Sanderson (11–9)10,30589–68
158September 26@Expos3–2Maddux (19–12)Den. Martinez (16–7)Williams (36)11,61590–68Cubs clinch NL East title
159September 27@Expos7–2Bielecki (18–7)Thompson (0–2)Pico (2)12,44291–68
160September 29@Cardinals7–5Dayley (4–3)Assenmacher (3–4)Terry (2)41,59991–69
161September 30@Cardinals6–4Pico (3–1)Costello (5–4)Lancaster (8)43,57092–69
October: 1–0 (1.000)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordOther Info
162October 1@Cardinals5–1Sutcliffe (16–11)Hill (7–15)37,84693–69

Player stats

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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
CDamon Berryhill9133486.257541
1BMark Grace142510160.3141379
2BRyne Sandberg157606176.2903076
3BVance Law13040896.235742
SSShawon Dunston138471131.278960
LFDwight Smith109343111.324952
CFJerome Walton116475139.293546
RFAndre Dawson118416105.2522177

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
Mitch Webster9827270.257319
Lloyd McClendon9225974.2861240
Domingo Ramos8517947.263119
Curt Wilkerson7716039.244110
Joe Girardi5915739.248114
Doug Dascenzo4713923.165112
Rick Wrona389226.283214
Gary Varsho618716.18406
Darrin Jackson458319.22918
Luis Salazar268026.325112
Marvell Wynne20489.18814
Phil Stephenson17213.14300
Greg Smith452.40002

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 Maddux35238.019122.95135
Rick Sutcliffe35229.016113.66153
Mike Bielecki33212.11873.14147
Joe Kraemer13.2014.915

Other pitchers

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

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Scott Sanderson37146.01193.9486
Paul Kilgus35145.26104.3961
Jeff Pico5390.2313.7738
Steve Wilson5385.2644.2065

Relief pitchers

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

PlayerGWLSVERASO
Mitch Williams7644362.7667
Calvin Schiraldi543643.7854
Les Lancaster424281.3656
Pat Perry190111.7720
Paul Assenmacher142105.2115
Dean Wilkins111004.6014
Kevin Blankenship20001.692

NLCS

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Game 1

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October 4 atWrigley Field inChicago

Team123456789RHE
San Francisco30140003011130
Chicago201000000381
W:Scott Garrelts (1–0)   L:Greg Maddux (0–1)   S: None
HR:SF –Will Clark (1), (2),Kevin Mitchell (1)  CHC –Mark Grace (1),Ryne Sandberg (1)
Pitchers:SF – Garrelts, Brantley (8), Hammaker (9)  CHC – Maddux, Kilgus (5), Wilson (8)
Attendance: 39,195

Game 2

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October 5 atWrigley Field inChicago

Team123456789RHE
San Francisco0002000215100
Chicago60000300X9110
W:Les Lancaster (1–0)   L:Rick Reuschel (0–1)   S: None
HR:SF –Kevin Mitchell (2),Matt Williams (1),Robby Thompson (1)  CHC – None
Pitchers:SF – Reuschel, Downs (1), Lefferts (6), Brantley (7), Bedrosian (8)  CHC – Bielecki, Assenmacher (5), Lancaster (6)
Attendance: 39,195

Game 3

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October 7 atCandlestick Park inSan Francisco

Team123456789RHE
Chicago2001001004100
San Francisco30000020X583
W:Don Robinson (1–0)   L:Les Lancaster (1–1)   S:Steve Bedrosian (1)
HR:CHC – None  SF –Robby Thompson (2)
Pitchers:CHC – Sutcliffe, Assenmacher (7), Lancaster (7)  SF – LaCoss, Brantley (4), Robinson (7), Lefferts (8), Bedrosian (9)
Attendance: 62,065

Game 4

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October 8 atCandlestick Park inSan Francisco

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W:Kelly Downs (1–0)   L:Steve Wilson (1–1)   S:Steve Bedrosian (2)
HR:CHC –Luis Salazar (1)  SF –Matt Williams (2)
Pitchers:CHC – Maddux, Wilson (4), Sanderson (6), Williams (8)  SF – Garrelts, Downs (5), Bedrosian (9)
Attendance: 62,078

Game 5

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October 9 atCandlestick Park inSan Francisco

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W:Rick Reuschel (1–1)   L:Mike Bielecki (0–1)   S:Steve Bedrosian (3)
HR:CHC – None  SF – None
Pitchers:CHC – Bielecki, Williams (8), Lancaster (8)  SF – Reuschel, Bedrosian (9)
Attendance: 62,084

The Giants made it to their firstWorld Series since1962 with a 3–2 win over the Cubs to win the 1989 National League pennant, four games to one. The final game pittedMike Bielecki against a well-rested (due to his quick exit from Game 2)Rick Reuschel. Reuschel made amends for his poor start in Game 2 by giving up only one run over eight innings. The one run Reuschel gave up was an unearned run the Cubs scored when Walton reached on an error by Mitchell and then scored on Sandberg's double. The Cubs held the 1–0 lead until the seventh inning whenWill Clark tripled and scored on Mitchell's sacrifice fly.

The Cubs did rally, however, in the ninth with three straight singles that made it 3–2. But Sandberg grounded out sending the Giants to their firstWorld Series since1962.

Awards and honors

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All-Star Game

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAIowa CubsAmerican AssociationPete Mackanin
AACharlotte KnightsSouthern LeagueJim Essian
AWinston-Salem SpiritsCarolina LeagueJay Loviglio
APeoria ChiefsMidwest LeagueBrad Mills
ACharleston WheelersSouth Atlantic LeagueGreg Mahlberg
A-Short SeasonGeneva CubsNew York–Penn LeagueBill Hayes
RookieWytheville CubsAppalachian LeagueSteve Roadcap

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References

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  1. ^abcdeComplete Book of 1990 Baseball Cards. Publications International, Ltd. 1990. p. 13.ISBN 0-88176-804-9.
  2. ^Rafael Palmeiro atBaseball Reference
  3. ^Scott Sanderson atBaseball Reference
  4. ^"Rolando Roomes Stats".
  5. ^Rich Gossage atBaseball Reference
  6. ^Paul Assenmacher atBaseball Reference
  7. ^Phil Stephenson atBaseball Reference
  8. ^Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed.,The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 2nd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 1997

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