Books for Chicago Cubs Fans

The History of the Chicago Cubs (Baseball (Mankato, Minn.).) by Aaron Frisch

Highlights the key personalities and memorable gam more...0 points

Highlights the key personalities and memorable games in the history of the team that began major league play in 1876 under the name White Stockings.0 points

365 Oddball Days in Chicago Cubs History by John Snyder

This entertaining and informative reference reveal more...0 points

This entertaining and informative reference reveals the Lovable Losers in all their beleaguered glory, from the real story behind the Curse of the Billygoat to Steve Bartman's infamous bleachers grab. Delving deep into Cub history, it provides even the most dyed-in-the-wool uniform fan a full year's worth of anecdotes, information, and team lore.0 points

Our Chicago Cubs: Inside the History and the Mystery of Baseball's Favorite Franchise by Rick Phalen

This book takes a look at the inside history and t more...0 points

This book takes a look at the inside history and the mystery of baseball's favorite franchise.0 points

Chicago Cubs Yesterday & Today by Steve Johnson

Open this book and explore the life and times of one more...0 points

Open this book and explore the life and times of one of the most storied franchises in all of professional sports, the Chicago Cubs. Pairing historical black-and-white images with contemporary photographs of the modern game, Chicago Cubs Yesterday & Today celebrates more than a century of ups and downs in the history of the team and its legions of rabid fans. The book examines the ballparks, the teams, the players, and the colorful characters that have defined Cubs baseball and earned the loyalty...0 points

Yesterday and Today Baseball: Chicago Cubs by Saul Wisnia Forward by: Ron Santos

The greatest Cubs players, the greatest Cubs teams, more...0 points

The greatest Cubs players, the greatest Cubs teams, and the greatest Cubs moments: This book describes them all in a way that will certainly thrill every fan. Jam-packed with historic photos, memorabilia, clippings, and in-depth commentary, Chicago Cubs: Yesterday & Today is a detailed and fascinating snapshot of the history of the fabled franchise. Follow the Chicago Cubs progress from the time they won the very first National League pennant in 1876 all the way through their trips to the postseason...0 points

Cubs Journal: Year-by-Year and Day-by-Day with the Chicago Cubs Since 1876 by John Snyder

Cubs Journal is the ultimate Windy City baseball fan's more...0 points

Cubs Journal is the ultimate Windy City baseball fan's resource. Dividing the team's history by decades, years, and even days, the book features hitting and pitching highlights, team and player bios and stats, unusual facts, and unique "season in a sentence" recaps. Profiling the team from 1876 to today, author John Snyder includes everything - starting line-ups, trade info, annual attendance, and even all-time franchise numbers that go beyond ERAs and batting averages to inlclude on-base percentages,...0 points

Cubs Collection: 100 Years of Chicago Cubs Images by Mark Stang

Over 225 black and white photographs span 100 years more...0 points

Over 225 black and white photographs span 100 years of baseball history in this stunning collection of Cubs images. From the days of Tinker, Evers and Chance to Ryne Sandberg and Sammy Sosa, the famous and the forgotten fill these pages and recall the glory of Chicago Cubs baseball. Culled from 16 public and private photo archives, this collection includes dozens of previously unpublished images. Many of the old photographs were locked away in dusty files for decades until appearing here for the...0 points

The Complete Chicago Cubs: Fully Revised & Up to Date. The Total Encyclopedia of the Team by Derek Gentile

The most definitive and up-to-date encyclopedia ever more...0 points

The most definitive and up-to-date encyclopedia ever compiled on The Chicago Cubs including life-time statistics for every player to ever wear a Cubs uniform, even for just one inning. The stories and numbers compiled here tell the tale of all the contributors to the Cubs' legacy. It includes every player who ever played for the team and features every stat and important moment alongside fascinating anecdotes, lists, and biographies from the Cubs' fabled history. Includes more than 100 photograp...0 points

Chicago Cubs Encyclopedia (Baseball Encyclopedias Of Nort) by Jerome Holtzman

The Chicago Cubs Encyclopedia presents the touchin more...0 points

The Chicago Cubs Encyclopedia presents the touching history of the team that has been without a pennant longer than anyone in the major leagues."Jerome Holtzman knows baseball in general and the Chicago Cubs in particular as well, or better, than anybody who ever sat behind a typewriter in a ballpark. Even more so than most blue-blooded Cubs fans, Holtzman has lived, breathed, and absorbed the calamitous times of the Cubs. The few triumphs and many disappointments leap from the pages as only Jer...0 points

Runs, Hits and Errors: A Treasury of Cub History and Humor by Jim Langford

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Wrigley Field: The Unauthorized Biography by Stuart Shea

Bathed in sun and suds, Wrigley Field is home to t more...0 points

Bathed in sun and suds, Wrigley Field is home to the perfect baseball viewing experience. The ultimate neighborhood ballpark serves as a sort of time capsule, transporting us to an era where every park felt like a day at Wrigley Field. But postcard memories aside, Wrigley's modern cachet is a unique success story. From its construction in 1914 by the implausibly successful Charlie Weeghman (for a baseball team that was not the Chicago Cubs) to serving as the venue for George Halas's Bears,...0 points

Wrigley Field : A Celebration of the Friendly Confines by Mark Jacob, Ernie Banks

Created in conjunction with the Chicago Cubs, a unique more...0 points

Created in conjunction with the Chicago Cubs, a unique tribute to baseball's most beloved landmark Wrigley Field brings to life and pays tribute to one of baseball's greatest ballparks. The story of this revered park, from its opening in 1914 through today, this revered park's story is gloriously depicted in picture and in word. This up-close-and personal record, proves why Wrigley is sacred ground to millions, from its manually operated scoreboard and the climbing green ivy of its outfield walls,...0 points

Wrigley Field (Chicago Cubs) With Sound 2010 Wall Calendar by Inc.- Turner Lang Holdings

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Wrigley Field: A Ballpark Pop-up Book by Major League Baseball

Take a three-dimensional tour of the second-oldest more...0 points

Take a three-dimensional tour of the second-oldest ballpark in the Major Leagues. Located in the heart of Wrigleyville, a bustling Chicago neighborhood filled with bars and restaurants, Wrigley Field is one of the most popular destinations for baseball fans, especially fans of the Cubs, who began playing at the ballpark in 1916. Built in 1914, Wrigley Field is known for its old-fashioned charm and timeless traditions. The ivy planted in 1937 still grows on the outfield walls. The original scoreboard...0 points

Wrigley Field: Wrigley Jr. Company, William Wrigley, Jr., List of events at Wrigley Field, Chicago Cubs franchise history, Cubs Win Flag, Ronnie Woo Woo, Wrigley Field (Los Angeles)

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Wrigley Field. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company, William Wrigley, Jr., List of events at Wrigley Field, Chicago Cubs franchise history, Cubs Win Flag, Ronnie Woo Woo, Wrigley Field (Los Angeles)0 points

Lost in the Ivy by Randy Richardson

Reporter Charley Hubbs has left almost everything more...0 points

Reporter Charley Hubbs has left almost everything of his former life behind-even part of his memory. Now Charley has the story that any reporter would kill for. Problem is, he might have done just that-and his name has moved from the bylines to the headlines. As the dead bodies pile up around him, Charley sets out to prove to himself that he's not the homicidal maniac the press has made him out to be. Enlisting the aid of seductive, whip-smart bartender Elizabeth "Lizzy"...0 points

Wise Guide Wrigley Field by John Buchanan and Andrew Buchanan

Ever wonder when the ivy was planted on the outfie more...0 points

Ever wonder when the ivy was planted on the outfield walls and what all those flags around the park mean? Want to know the best way to heckle Cardinals fans and what it's like in Cubs jail? How about where to go to hear some good tunes after the game or how to whip up a mean batch of goat chili? It's all in Wise Guide%u2122 Wrigley Field, The Fan Navigator to Wrigleyville, the brainchild of a pair of Chicago brothers, one a former college baseball pitcher and longtime Cubs season-ticke...0 points

THE FAN-FRIENDLY GUIDE TO THE FRIENDLY CONFINES: A WRIGLEY FIELD COMPANION BOOK by DAN CAMPANA

As the late, great Cubs announcer Harry Caray used more...0 points

As the late, great Cubs announcer Harry Caray used to say, "You can't beat fun at the old ballpark." Author Dan Campana agrees and presents THE FAN FRIENDLY GUIDE TO THE FRIENDLY CONFINES as his way to make your visit to Wrigley Field the best it can be. Whether you're a lifelong fan or first-time visitor to Wrigley, the guide offers helpful hints on getting tickets, finding the right place to sit and tips on meeting the players. Let the guide help you find seats in the sun, get a discounted hot...0 points

Wrigleyworld: A Season in Baseball's Best Neighborhood by Kevin Kaduk

In Chicago, the Cubs are a source of hope and heartbreak, more...0 points

In Chicago, the Cubs are a source of hope and heartbreak, not having won a World Series in almost 100 years. But for Cubs fans, "never say die" is a way of life. And Kevin Kaduk is no exception-so much so that in a fit of loyalty to his "Lovable Losers," he quit his job as a sportswriter in Kansas City and moved back to the Windy City on a quest to find the heart and soul of what has come to be known as "Wrigleyville"-the idiosyncratic neighborhood that has sprung up around Wrigley Field." This...0 points

The Best Team Ever - A Novel of America, Chicago, and the 1907 Cubs by Alan Alop, Doc Noel

The Best Team Ever captures the essence of a century-old more...0 points

The Best Team Ever captures the essence of a century-old Windy City, and weaves baseball, love, murder and intrigue through every page. This baseball book, crime drama, and love story follows the 1907 Chicago Cubs from the Practice Season to the World's Championship Series. The team of Tinker to Evans to Chance. And ''Three Finger'' Brown, owner of the game's best curveball. Rookie ''Kid'' Durbin rides the bench and writes a journal as the Cubs play a near-perfect brand of baseball against the backdrop...0 points

Miracle Collapse: The 1969 Chicago Cubs by Doug Feldmann

Civil unrest at home, war abroad, and political uncertainty more...0 points

Civil unrest at home, war abroad, and political uncertainty gripped the nation as the 1970s approached. In the summer of 1969, as a tumultuous decade of American history neared its end, Major League Baseball presented sports fans with a thrilling distraction: a pennant race that pitted the Chicago Cubs, those much-loved perennial also-rans, against the defending National League champs, the St. Louis Cardinals, and the upstart New York Mets.%uFFFDMiracle Collapse is the story of how one of the most...0 points

Chicago Cubs: 1926-1940 (IL) (Images of Baseball) by Art Ahrens

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Wrigley Field's Last World Series: The Wartime Chicago Cubs and the Pennant of 1945 by Charles N. Billington

I don't care who wins, as long as it s the Cubs! --legendary more...0 points

I don't care who wins, as long as it s the Cubs! --legendary announcer, Bert Wilson, WIND On the eve of World War II, baseball truly was America's national pastime. Little could anyone predict the changes and sacrifices that would be imposed on the sport during the early 1940s. As the war was coming to an end in 1945 and a jubilant mood was overtaking the country, baseball was back in full swing and the Chicago Cubs were on top of their game. How did the Cubs clinch the pennant in 1945 and go to...0 points

This is the Year! The Historic 2008 Chicago Cubs by Chicago Tribune

Inside the Cubs quest for a title Poised to enter the more...0 points

Inside the Cubs quest for a title Poised to enter the playoffs and make a run at their first World Series title since 1908, the Chicago Cubs boast one of the best records in baseball. Veterans Carlos Zambrano and Ryan Dempster and midseason acquisition Rich Harden anchor a solid pitching staff. With returning stars Alfonso Soriano, Derrek Lee, and Aramis Ramirez in the heart of the batting order and talented young players such as Ryan Theriot and Geovany Soto making huge contributions, the Cubs'...0 points

Root for the Cubs: Charlie Root and the 1929 Chicago Cubs by Roger Snell

This is the story of a year in the life of Charles more...0 points

This is the story of a year in the life of Charles Henry Root, the greatest pitcher to wear a Cubs uniform, with the most wins, games, and innings pitched in franchise history. He and Babe Ruth were among the highest-paid players of the era. Root was well-liked by fans and players alike, but when he took the mound his fierce determination and iron jaw earned him the nickname "Chinski." Teammate Charlie Grimm said of Root's mound demeanor, "Root would stick out his chin and battle you." When Cubs...0 points

Out of the Blue: The Remarkable Story of the 2003 Chicago Cubs. by Chicago Tribune

A chronicle of the Cubs memorable 2003 season, fro more...0 points

A chronicle of the Cubs memorable 2003 season, from opening day through the regular season to the Central Division Championship playoffs.0 points

September Streak: The 1935 Chicago Cubs Chase the Pennant by Doug Feldmann

With the recent success of the Gas House Gang as backdrop, more...0 points

With the recent success of the Gas House Gang as backdrop, the National League prepared for the 1935 season. The United States was still in the Great Depression, but executives in baseball predicted a financial comeback during the year, and Chicago's "windy" politicians demanded a pennant-contending ballclub. Yes, there was a time when the Cubs were expected to win. This book chronicles the Cubs' 1935 season and the many on- and off-field events that impacted the game for years to come:...0 points

When the Cubs Won It All: The 1908 Championship Season by George R. Matthews

In the fall of 1908, no one could have guessed tha more...0 points

In the fall of 1908, no one could have guessed that the Chicago Cubs, a team that had dominated the National league three straight years, would for a century be shut out in its efforts to reclaim the world championship. Stars like Frank Chance, Ed Reulbach, and Three Finger Brown were still in their prime, and the Cubs had just emerged the winner in the most remarkable pennant race in history. In the decades since, the achievement of the 1908 Cubs has been overshadowed first by the events of the...0 points

Living the Dream: An Inside Account of the 2008 Cubs Season by Jim Mcardle

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The Cubs Win the Pennant!: Charlie Grimm, the Billy Goat Curse, and the 1945 World Series Run by John C. Skipper

On September 29, 1945, the Chicago Cubs' fireball more...0 points

On September 29, 1945, the Chicago Cubs' fireball pitcher Paul Erickson threw a curve ball to Tommy O'Brien of the Pittsburgh Pirates with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning. O'Brien's knees buckled, as any hitter's knees would when he expects a fastball but gets a curve instead. O'Brien had reason to be surprised-it was Erickson's first curveball of the game, and some even claim that it was his first of the year. The ball crossed home plate for strike...0 points

When Chicago Ruled Baseball: The Cubs-White Sox World Series of 1906 by Bernard A. Weisberger

In 1906, the baseball world saw something that had more...0 points

In 1906, the baseball world saw something that had never been done. Two teams from the same city squared off against each other in an intracity World Series, pitting the heavily favored Cubs of the National League against the hardscrabble American League champion White Sox. Now, for its centennial anniversary, noted historian Bernard A. Weisberger tells the tale of a unique time in baseball, a unique time in America, and a time when Chicago was at the center of it all. At the turn of the century,...0 points

Gabby Hartnett: The Life and Times of the Cubs' Greatest Catcher by William McNeil

Gabby Harnett is believed by many to be the greatest more...0 points

Gabby Harnett is believed by many to be the greatest catcher of all time. This work chronicles Hartnett's life from his early years in Millville, Massachusetts, through his twenty-year career with the Chicago Cubs as player and manager, his time in various capacities in the minor leagues and with the New York Giants and Kansas City Athletics, to his post-major league career as a businessman in Chicago. His childhood, early baseball experiences with the local team and with a nearby prep school,...0 points

Three Finger: The Mordecai Brown Story by Cindy Thomson, Scott Brown

On October 8, 1908, Mordecai Brown clutched a half-dozen more...0 points

On October 8, 1908, Mordecai Brown clutched a half-dozen notes inside his coat pocket. The message of each was clear: we'll kill you if you pitch and beat the Giants. A black handprint marked each note, the signature of the Italian Mafia.Mordecai Brown-dubbed "Three Finger" because of a childhood farm injury-was the dominant pitcher for the great Chicago Cubs team of the early twentieth century. Brown's handicap enabled him to throw pitches with an unconventional movement...0 points

Where's Harry?: Steve Stone Remembers 25 Years with Harry Caray by Steve Stone

A friend of the legendary sportscaster for more th more...0 points

A friend of the legendary sportscaster for more than 20 years, Stone regales readers with hundreds of stories about the baseball icon.0 points

Fergie: My Life from the Cubs to Cooperstown by Fergie Jenkins, Lew Freedman, Foreword by Billy Williams

Ferguson "Fergie"Jenkins is much more th more...0 points

Ferguson "Fergie"Jenkins is much more than just another retired baseball player. He is a proud father, grandfather, and husband. He is an avid hunter and fisherman. He is an in-demand promotional personality, who estimates he has signed more than 1 million autographs in his life. Most importantly, he is one of the most interesting, multifaceted men to have played America's National Pastime--ironic considering he grew up in, and remains a citizen of, Canada. In fact, Fergie is the only Canadian m...0 points

Mark Grace Winning with Grace (Baseball Superstar) by Barry Rozner

As the kind of player who is not afraid to get his more...0 points

As the kind of player who is not afraid to get his uniform dirty, Mark Grace has become one of the most respected Chicago Cubs' players of all-time. Barry Rozner looks at how Grace developed his love of baseball, and why playing the game the way it was meant to be played is so important to him. Grace also talks about some of the great moments he has had with the team, and offers opinions on many of the issues facing the game.0 points

Nice Guys Finish Last by Leo Durocher, Ed Linn

"I believe in rules. Sure I do. If there weren't more...0 points

"I believe in rules. Sure I do. If there weren't any rules, how could you break them?"%uFFFDThe history of baseball is rife with colorful characters. But for sheer cantankerousness, fighting moxie, and will to win, very few have come close to Leo "the Lip" Durocher. Following a five-decade career as a player and manager for baseball's most storied franchises, Durocher teamed up with veteran sportswriter Ed Linn to tell the story of his life in the game. The resulting book,...0 points

Sweet Lou and the Cubs: A Year Inside the Dugout by George Castle

Sweet Lou and the Cubs chronicles from the inside-out more...0 points

Sweet Lou and the Cubs chronicles from the inside-out Lou Piniella's stirring and celebrated quest to reverse the team's fortunes after a record 100 years without a World Series championship.0 points

ERNIE BANKS MR. CUB by Bill Libby

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"Mr. Cub" by Ernie Banks, Jim Enright

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Durocher's Cubs: The Greatest Team That Didn't Win by David Claerbaut

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Thanks for Listening! by Jack Brickhouse

This book is an inside look at Brickhouse's half-a more...0 points

This book is an inside look at Brickhouse's half-a-century in broadcasting. From his basketball covering origin in Peoria to his friendships with fellow broadcasters, Brickhouse recalls the memories and the moments of his celebrated career.0 points

Jack Brickhouse: A Voice for All Seasons by Janice A. Petterchak

Jack Brickhouse: A Man For All Seasons spans the hall more...0 points

Jack Brickhouse: A Man For All Seasons spans the hall of fame broadcaster's 60-year career, from his humble beginnings in Peorie, Illinois to his 40-year reign as the voice of the Chicago Cubs, the Bulls, the White Sox, and the Bears. Packed with anecdotes, comments, and one-of-a-kind stories from Chicago icons such as Ernie Banks, Irv Kupcinet, and Harry Caray as well as Brickhouse himself, this authorized biography also includes some rare photographs. The rich history of Chicago and the evolut...0 points

Chicago Cubs: Tinker To Evers To Chance, IL (Images of Baseball) by Art Ahrens

It has been a long time. Joe Tinker, Johnny Evers, more...0 points

It has been a long time. Joe Tinker, Johnny Evers, and Frank Chance-that "trio of bear cubs" immortalized in poem and enshrined as a unit in Cooperstown-formed the core of a ball club that brought Chicago baseball fans backtoback World Series championships 100 years ago. And fans are still waiting for victory number three. Chicago Cubs: Tinker to Evers to Chance brings the reader back to the notsohalcyon days of spitball pitchers, insidethepark home runs, and an era when rauc...0 points

Billy Williams: My Sweet-Swinging Lifetime With the Cubs by Fred Mitchell, Billy Williams

Reliable, quiet, and often overshadowed in the med more...0 points

Reliable, quiet, and often overshadowed in the media by the showier players of the era, Billy Williams steadily created a Hall of Fame career with the Chicago Cubs and Oakland A's. Now Williams, with the Chicago Tribune's Fred Mitchell, reflects on his life and career in this self-titled autobiography. Williams revisits the social conditions and racial tensions that influenced his early years, and tells how growing up in Whistler, Alabama, shaped the rest of his life. Williams celebrates his pla...0 points

Ron Santo: A Perfect 10 by Pat Hughes, Rich Wolfe

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Da Curse of the Billy Goat, The Chicago Cubs, Pennant Races, and Curses by Steve Gatto

The Story of "Da Curse of the Billy Goat." more...0 points

The Story of "Da Curse of the Billy Goat." On October 6, 1945, William "Billy Goat" Sianis, a Greek immigrant who owned a nearby tavern, came to Wrigley Field with two box seat tickets for the fourth game of the 1945 World Series between the Chicago Cubs and the Detroit Tigers. One ticket was for himself and the other was for his pet goat Murphy. A squad of usher at the stadium failed to keep Sianis and his pet billy goat out of the ball park. Once inside the stadium, Sianis took the goat onto the...0 points

The Billy Goat Curse: Losing and Superstition in Cubs Baseball Since World War 2 by Gil Bogen

In 1945 the most famous curse in sports was placed more...0 points

In 1945 the most famous curse in sports was placed on the Chicago Cubs when Bill Sianis and his goat were ejected from Wrigley Field. Though Sianis purchased two tickets for the fourth game of the World Series against Detroit, the goat s stench led to the pair's ouster. The indignant Sianis allegedly cursed the Cubs, promising that they'd never again play in the World Series at Wrigley Field. More than six decades later, the team has yet to win a pennant. There were years when fortune seemed to...0 points

The Original Curse: Did the Cubs Throw the 1918 World Series to Babe Ruth's Red Sox and Incite the Black Sox Scandal? by Sean Deveney

IN THE GRAND TRADITION OF EIGHT MEN OUT . . . the untold more...0 points

IN THE GRAND TRADITION OF EIGHT MEN OUT . . . the untold story of baseball's ORIGINAL SCANDAL Did the Chicago Cubs throw the World Series in 1918-and get away with it? Who were the players involved-and why did they do it? Were gambling and corruption more widespread across the leagues than previously believed? Were the players and teams "cursed" by their actions? Finally, is it time to rewrite baseball history? With exclusive access to surprising new evidence, Sporting News...0 points

Wrigley Blues: The Year the Cubs Played Hardball with the Curse (But Lost Anyway) by Will Wagner

It's baseball's longest-running tale of woe. Since more...0 points

It's baseball's longest-running tale of woe. Since the Cubs last won a World Series in 1908, their fans have been forced to endure season after season of unmitigated disaster. The Cubs had two of the best young starting pitchers in the game-Mark Prior and Kerry Wood-and the off-season acquisitions of starter Greg Maddux, first baseman Derrek Lee, and reliever LaTroy Hawkins added further strength to the roster. Sports Illustrated even did the unthinkable and picked the Cubs to...0 points

The Cubs Win the Pennant!: Charlie Grimm, the Billy Goat Curse, and the 1945 World Series Run by John C. Skipper

On September 29, 1945, the Chicago Cubs' fireball more...0 points

On September 29, 1945, the Chicago Cubs' fireball pitcher Paul Erickson threw a curve ball to Tommy O'Brien of the Pittsburgh Pirates with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning. O'Brien's knees buckled, as any hitter's knees would when he expects a fastball but gets a curve instead. O'Brien had reason to be surprised-it was Erickson's first curveball of the game, and some even claim that it was his first of the year. The ball crossed home plate for strike...0 points

Chicago Cubs Trivia Teasers by Steve Johnson

Think you're a real Cubby fan? Test your knowledge more...0 points

Think you're a real Cubby fan? Test your knowledge against more than 400 trivia questions that cover the entire history of the most storied team in baseball. Holy cow!0 points

Cubsology Trivia Challenge: Chicago Cubs Baseball by Kick The Ball

Updated with fun and interesting facts through the more...0 points

Updated with fun and interesting facts through the end of the 2008 baseball season, Cubsology Trivia Challenge - Chicago Cubs Baseball offers Cubs fans the opportunity to relive the Cubs' greatest moments, including: -World Series Championships -National League Pennants -Player of the Year Awards -Club Records -Player Records -Hall of Fame -Player Awards -Key Player Stats -Managers and Coaches Awards -Key Managers Stats -Key Rivalries -And Much More Each of the book's 210 MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS...0 points

Chicago Cubs Facts & Trivia by Wayne Mausser

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Do You Know the Chicago Cubs?: Test your expertise with these fastball questions (and a few curves) about your favorite team's hurlers, sluggers, stats and most memorable moments (Do You Know?) by Guy Robinson

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Test your expertise with these fastball questions (and a few curves) about your favorite team's hurlers, sluggers, stats and most memorable moments.Take me out to the ballgame!Questions to challenge and entertain both casual and die-hard fans.--Great players and legendary characters of the game --Argument-settling stats and records you should know --Players' nicknames, managers' advice, the best baseball movies, and other odd trivia...and much, much more!0 points

The Ultimate Chicago Cubs Baseball Challenge by David Nemec

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Here is a seven-game World Series of entertainment, innings one through nine, starting off with rookies and ending with famous Fall Classic events, heroes, and villains. Readers can keep their own score and can earn hits, RBIs, and homers depending on the degree of difficulty of the question. There are over 660 at bats, and many of the most challenging questions contain clues and hints!0 points

The Complete Chicago Cubs: Fully Revised & Up to Date. The Total Encyclopedia of the Team by Derek Gentile

The most definitive and up-to-date encyclopedia ever more...0 points

The most definitive and up-to-date encyclopedia ever compiled on The Chicago Cubs including life-time statistics for every player to ever wear a Cubs uniform, even for just one inning. The stories and numbers compiled here tell the tale of all the contributors to the Cubs' legacy. It includes every player who ever played for the team and features every stat and important moment alongside fascinating anecdotes, lists, and biographies from the Cubs' fabled history. Includes more than 100 photograp...0 points

Cubs by the Numbers: A Complete Team History of the Cubbies by Uniform Number by Kasey Ignarski, Matthew Silverman, Al Yellon

A lighthearted, anecdotal history of the Chicago Cubs more...0 points

A lighthearted, anecdotal history of the Chicago Cubs as told through an analysis of those numbers. What do Dizzy Dean, Catfish Metkovich, John Boccabella, Bill Buckner, Mark Prior, and Kevin Hart all have in common? They all wore number 22 for the Chicago Cubs, even though seven decades have passed between the last time Dizzy Dean buttoned up a Cubs uniform with that number and the first time reliever Kevin Hart performed the same routine. Since the Chicago Cubs first adopted uniform numbers in...0 points