MSL Cubs

The Cubs will no longer participate at the MSL. 2026 will be a new league for the Cubs.

The regular season has come to an end and the playoffs have begun🔥🔥🔥🔥 The MSL Cubs will begin the 1st round with a best 2 out of 3 series against The Devils at loyola HS this saturday September 6th!!!

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LHP Kenny Vega will take the mound for the MSL Cubs this Saturday as they attempt to make it 6 wins in a row and clinch a playoff spot at the Midwest Suburban Baseball League AA Division. Can Vega pull it off?? Cubs management and coaching staff have a lot of confidence in the southpaw to make MSL Cubs history this Saturday at The Loyola Sport Complex in Glenview!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

CUBS WIN CUBS WIN!!!! The MSL Cubs have made it 5 wins in row!! RHP Jake Everaert with another strong performance going 6innings with 9Ks and only 1ER to hold the Bucs offense from any other scoring opportunities. Everaert is now 3-0 on the season and establishing himself as one of the top 5 starting pitchers in the AA division at the Midwest Suburban Baseball League 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Cubs 2nd basemen Gary Ramos putting on a clinic at the plate going a perfect 5 for 5 with a double, 4 runs scored and an RBI for the day!!
Cubs sluggers Zabbit Isai and Chris Hernandez with also 2 hits each for the day to lead the Cubs to a whopping 13 runs on offense!!!
Cubs Interim player/managers Chris Hernandez and Diego Josue Quiñones have led the team through adversity and tough challenges to turn the Cubs season around!!! Congratultions gentlemen, you earned every one of these wins!! The Cubs are 1 win away from officially clinching their 1st playoff berth in MSL franchise history!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 CUBS WIN CUBS WIN!!! Final score 13-4.

MSL Cubs ace Jake Everaert will take the mound for the Cubs this sunday at Lane Tech HS. Everaert will attempt to go 3-0 on the season with a sub 2.00 ERA

Chris Hernandez and the MSL Cubs will try to make it 5 wins in a row as they take on the MSL Bucs at Kerry Wood Field aka Lane Tech HS this Sunday 🔥🔥🔥🔥

CUBS WIN CUBS WIN!!! The MSL Cubs with another dominant win at Rolling Meadows as they mowed down the Bears for their 4th win in a row. Zabbit Isai, John Rings and Gary Ramos with 2 hits each to lead the offense.
RHP Jake Everaert took the mound for the Cubs with a lights out performance recording 14Ks over 8innings to be our Budweiser player of the game🔥🍻🔥🍻🔥🍻🔥. Everaert is now 2-0 on the season as he emerges as the new team ace with his strong fastball and variety of breaking pitches to keep batters off balance and guessing at the dish 🔥💪🏻🔥
Cubs win Cubs win final score 8-1!!

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Owners Behaving Badly: The Worst Team Owners in Baseball History ⚾💰
While players and managers grab headlines on the field, the true power behind a baseball franchise lies with its owner. And throughout MLB history, some owners have made headlines for all the wrong reasons, earning reputations as the "worst" for their controversial decisions, personal behavior, or simply for running their teams into the ground.

Here are some of the most notorious examples:

Marge Schott (Cincinnati Reds): Infamous for her racism and controversial remarks, including defending Hi**er, Schott's ownership of the Reds was marred by scandal. Her comments and actions led to multiple suspensions from MLB.

Frank McCourt (Los Angeles Dodgers): McCourt's tenure as Dodgers owner ended in disaster, with the team facing bankruptcy and plunging into disarray due to his financial mismanagement and highly public divorce.

Jeffrey Loria (Florida/Miami Marlins): Loria earned the nickname for consistently engaging in "fire sales," dismantling competitive teams for financial gain and alienating the fanbase. His ownership was synonymous with frequent talent purges.

John Fisher (Oakland A's): Fisher has become public enemy #1 in Oakland for his relentless pursuit of a move to Las Vegas, stripping the team down and seemingly abandoning a loyal, long-suffering fanbase.

Charles Comiskey (Chicago White Sox): As the owner during the infamous "Black Sox" scandal, Comiskey was known for being incredibly cheap, underpaying his star players, which is often cited as a contributing factor to the players' willingness to throw the 1919 World Series.

Jean Yawkey (Boston Red Sox): While a beloved figure by some, Yawkey's legacy is complicated by accusations of racism and upholding the team's historical resistance to integrating Black players into the franchise, notably delaying the signing of Willie Mays.

Peter Angelos (Baltimore Orioles): Angelos was frequently criticized for his meddling in baseball operations, often clashing with managers and general managers, leading to a period of instability and underperformance for the Orioles.

Bob Nutting (Pittsburgh Pirates): Nutting has faced continuous backlash from Pirates fans for being "penny-pinching," consistently fielding low-payroll teams and trading away star players instead of investing in long-term contention.

Chris Von Der Ahe (St. Louis Browns): An early baseball owner, Von Der Ahe was a flamboyant "showman" but also a disastrous businessman whose financial mismanagement led the Browns to bankruptcy, forcing his eventual sale of the team.

George Steinbrenner (New York Yankees): While ultimately leading the Yankees to immense success, the "Boss" was notorious for constantly firing managers (and general managers), creating a revolving door of leadership that, while often chaotic, became a bizarre hallmark of his intense pursuit of championships.

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