This is my new dyansty that isn't based on any game. We begin on September of 2000:
Chicago Cubs Front Office
September 16th, 2000
Cubs GM Thomas M. Ford sat with team Owner Frank Hill after the 8-0 loss against the Montreal Expos. “I think we are just struggling this year and next year will be a better year. I Promise” Ford stated.
“I realize that but we can’t keep going on and on with losing. We have already lost 90 games and I think it is time for a change. Ford, your services are no longer required as General Manager of the Chicago Cubs Baseball Club effective at the end of the season.” Hill said with an agitated tone in his voice.
As Ford went to his office he saw the photo of the 1989 team, the first year he had been General Manager of the team. They made the playoffs but lost in 5 games to the Giants, who in turn were swept by the A’s in the World Series.
Chicago Cubs Front Office
September 16th, 2000
Cubs GM Thomas M. Ford sat with team Owner Frank Hill after the 8-0 loss against the Montreal Expos. “I think we are just struggling this year and next year will be a better year. I Promise” Ford stated.
“I realize that but we can’t keep going on and on with losing. We have already lost 90 games and I think it is time for a change. Ford, your services are no longer required as General Manager of the Chicago Cubs Baseball Club effective at the end of the season.” Hill said with an agitated tone in his voice.
As Ford went to his office he saw the photo of the 1989 team, the first year he had been General Manager of the team. They made the playoffs but lost in 5 games to the Giants, who in turn were swept by the A’s in the World Series.
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