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SHOCKING: Rossy - You Need To See This

Craig Counsell-for-David Ross cleansing means Cubs can’t talk about family, culture anymore

Not that any professional sports team should. It’s strange when you think about it. Why is teamwork in sports conflated with family?

Chicago Sun-Times

‘He’s our guy’: Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts voices his faith in David Ross

Already out of the playoffs, the Cubs lost to the Brewers 4-0 on Sunday to finish the season with a 83-79 record.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Cubs have problems, but David Ross isn’t one

Fans are understandably running out of patience, but the manager isn’t necessarily the villain of the season.

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Cubs president Jed Hoyer on bullpen construction: ‘I’ve put Rossy in a tough spot’

Hoyer’s vote of confidence won’t stop disgruntled fans from channeling their frustrations toward manager David Ross. Winning will.

Chicago Sun-Times

David Ross pushes all the right buttons in Cubs’ win over Rangers

Part of Ross’ decisions involved his eyes and instincts, and that was apparent in his circle of trust that loomed large Friday in a 2-0 victory over the Rangers at chilly but sunny Wrigley Field.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jamison Gibson-Park on Johnny Sexton's batman mask and Ross Byrne's resurgence

'Rossy has come on leaps and bounds' says the Kiwi of his Leinster half-back partner, who is back in from the cold with Ireland

Irish Mirror

Scots baseball star signed to US Major League team thanks parents for sacrifices

In an interview with the Record, up-and-coming star Gabriel Rincones Jr says he treasures the sacrifices made so he could pursue his MLB dream.

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How Chris Ross is taking up the fight against MND and giving hope to others through sharing his journey

For all intents and purposes, sportsman Chris Ross looked like a healthy 31-year-old. But a diagnosis of motor neurone disease changed his life forever — and he's sharing his journey in the hope it will help others.

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