About a month ago, we started a contest to find a new Home Run call for World Series Dreaming. There were many entries, and they were all very good! However, they could not all win, in the end we had Continue reading
I know what you are thinking. You are thinking to yourself that there is no comparison between the Chicago Cubs and the New York Yankees. You are probably cursing me out right now by even suggesting such a thing and Continue reading
If you have been a fan of World Series Dreaming, you should know that we have fun here. When the Chicago Cubs are bad, we tend to poke fun at them, and call out various players who have not played Continue reading
The Chicago Cubs could be on the verge of leaving Wrigley Field. The one phrase that no one wants to hear, but one that is a very real possibility due to all the problems the Wrigleyville Rooftops are causing for Continue reading
With baseball season just around the corner, here at World Series Dreaming, we want to make some updates. If you have been a fan of our Facebook page or twitter the past few seasons, you know that we post a Continue reading
This morning on WSCR 670 The Score, the idea of Tom Ricketts and the Chicago Cubs buying the rooftops was suggested to representatives of both the Cubs and the rooftop owners. Strangely enough, the idea was not shot down by Continue reading
Ah yes, that time of year is here once again! The Baseball Season is just about two months away and that means the beginning of the Fantasy Baseball season. This year at World Series Dreaming, we are taking the Fantasy Continue reading
At the end of the 2011 season, Tom Ricketts and the Chicago Cubs hired Theo Epstein to be the new President of Baseball Operations. In addition to Epstein, the Cubs also hired Jed Hoyer to be the new General Manager. Continue reading
One of the people in the Chicago Cubs organization that might be the most maddening to their fans might be the Cubs President of Business Operations Crane Kenney. By simply mentioning his name, you can generate more emotion from fans than Continue reading
No one associated with the Chicago Cubs was watching the Masahiro Tanaka derby closer than Jeff Samardzija, outside of maybe the front office. After Theo Epstein, Jed Hoyer and Tom Ricketts, Samardzija was paying close attention to whether or not Continue reading