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Joe Maddon is the new Cubs manager

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Many assumed he'd end up in LA, still might. Great hire by Theo.

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Theo and Maddon? How long until they manage to get something going on the North Side?

A team headed in the right direction.

Renteria deserves better. Thought he did a nice job in his first year of managing the Cubs. Team remained competitive until the end of the season.

Remember towards the end of the season when I started a thread about who will be better over the next couple of years? Reds or Cubs? This certainly doesn't hurt the cause for the Cubs.

His agent said it is not a done deal and that he is still talking to other teams.

Renteria deserves better. Thought he did a nice job in his first year of managing the Cubs. Team remained competitive until the end of the season.

 

Only people saying this are NL Central rival fans.

Theo and Maddon? How long until they manage to get something going on the North Side?

 

Totally agree. I have had a huge standing bet every year ($5.00:)) with my nephew on who would have a better record (Reds or Cubs). I have obviously been cleaning his clock. He may start getting some of his money back sooner than later...

They're still the Cubs.

 

Joke all you want, NL Central execs don't like seeing this one bit and neither do their fans.

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