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Update for you, @obvious_shirts.
Ciccio Mio is in the top tier of chicken parm, and pretty much everything else, in Chicago.
20 years since we walked the halls of @CentralMaroons HS 🤯
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Dansby Swanson gets emotional reflecting on his longtime friendship with Ian Happ: "He's meant a lot to me. I think he truly embodies what it means to wear the jersey ... he embodies the Cubs more than anyone I know. He is a big reason why I'm here, and I'm very thankful for him."
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"I think this team showed a lot of heart and a lot of fight … but I would say, to start, I show up. I show up when it matters, in these games. I think that would help us immediately."
PCA reflects on the Cubs' Wild Card Round exit.
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"Looking back at the 5 years, I don't know if I was able to reach the expectations that people had (for me) or for myself."
Seiya Suzuki hit 113 home runs as a Cub in his first 5 MLB seasons, behind only Ernie Banks (136) and Kris Bryant (138).
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Shota Imanaga shows his love for Cubs fans: "For that (first) press conference, I remember writing down on a piece of paper what I was gonna say in English. I still have it. I still walk around with it ... even this year when I've had bad outings ... the next day when I'm going out into the bullpen, in the bleachers, everyone stood up and cheered for me. I have so much appreciation for the fans of Chicago." 🫶
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"All I can say is that I love being a Cub. I've loved my time. I've loved the place, the people, Wrigley Field, the fanbase. And it's been truly special. I don't think there's a better place in baseball to play."
Ian Happ on being a Cub.






















