The team without a World Series title since 1908 has attempted the offseason with a passion and has signed an eight year contract for $135 million with Alfonso Soriano, one of the game’s top offensive players.
If the terms are correct, it would be the richest deal in Cubs history, topping the five-year, $73 million deal […]
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