At 75-87, the Chicago Cubs gave their fans yet another disappointing season in 2010, as the team continued its long and storied tradition of losing.
The year started out with an ominous beginning, as the volatile Carlos Zambrano and manager Lou Pinella had a well publicized feud over Zambrano’s struggles on the mound.
The team’s struggles continued, as the pitching staff was ineffective and the offense struggled to score runs. Lou Pinella announced his retirement midseason, and the team subsequently traded Derrek Lee to the Braves for prospects.
In hopes of reversing its fortune, the organization was active this offseason by trading for starting ...
