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03-25-2017, 08:53 AM
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Yes, RIP Dallas Green. As a long time Cub fan, I truly believe his management of the Cubs was a major reboot for a dormant organization that can be seen even today. It opened eyes to, if nothing else, what the team was capable of financially as a brand.
Agree on Barris, he thought outside of the box. 
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