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Todd Radom on X: The @Cubs alternate sleeve patch is a net win. It refers to Chicago's Municipal Device, which features the Chicago River and its two branches. The club used it

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Todd Radom on X: The 1932 Chicago Cubs—in black & gold, not blue & red. A spectacularly elegant uniform: / X

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