Bill Hutchison.
Hutchison played for the franchise between 1889-1895 when they were known as the White Stockings and Colts. His career record with the franchise was 181-158.
The Cubs have always played in Chicago since the franchise was started in 1876.
As a franchise, the Chicago Cubs won their first game in 1870 as the Chicago White Stockings. The franchise came to be known as the Cubs in 1890, and recorded their first victory with that team name in that year.
Frank Castillo was a right-handed starting pitcher for the Chicago Cubs from 1991-1997.
The best place to shop for Chicago Cubs franchise clothing would be Amazon. The reason for this is that their prices are relatively cheap, there are multiple reviews and the range of clothing they have is vast.
Jake Arrieta is a starting pitcher for the Chicago Cubs.
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The cast of World Series Baseball Game - 1906 includes: Nick Altrock as Himself - Chicago White Sox Pitcher Mordecai Brown as Himself - Chicago Cubs Pitcher Jiggs Donahue as Himself - Chicago White Sox First Baseman Johnny Evers as Himself - Chicago Cubs Second Baseman Doc Gessler as Himself - Chicago Cubs Outfielder Ed Hahn as Himself - Chicago White Sox Outfielder Solly Hofman as Himself - Chicago Cubs Outfielder Frank Isbell as Himself - Chicago White Sox Second Baseman Johnny Kling as Himself - Chicago Cubs Catcher Ed McFarland as Himself - Chicago White Sox Catcher Orval Overall as Himself - Chicago Cubs Pitcher Jack Pfiester as Himself - Chicago Cubs Pitcher Ed Reulbach as Himself - Chicago Cubs Pitcher George Rohe as Himself - Chicago White Sox Third Baseman Frank Schulte as Himself - Chicago Cubs Outfielder Jimmy Sheckard as Himself - Chicago Cubs Outfielder Harry Steinfeldt as Himself - Chicago Cubs Third Baseman Lee Tannehill as Himself - Chicago White Sox Third Baseman Joe Tinker as Himself - Chicago Cubs Shortstop Babe Towne as Himself - Chicago White Sox Catcher Doc White as Himself - Chicago White Sox Pitcher
116 wins, 36 losses
lee smith pitcher for the Chicago cubs
10,165 wins and 9,601 losses
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