1. American League
   National League
2. Western League
   Central League

As one of two leagues in MLB, the National League is the older of the two. It was founded in 1876.

1. 1876
   1888
2. 1903
   1919

Chicago has undergone multiple name changes since the team was founded. Two other names include the Colts and the White Stockings.

1. Yankees
   Red Sox
2. Robins
   White Sox

This game pitted two teams from the same city against one another. The Cubs were heavy favorites but lost the series in six games.

1. 1907
   1911
2. 1919
   1938

In 1907, the Cubs faced the Tigers, who were led by rising star Ty Cobb. Cobb had won the AL batting championship that year, a feat he would accomplish 11 more times.

1. Fred Mitchell
   Joe McCarthy
2. Frank Chance
   Stan Hack

Frank Chance was a player-manager for the Cubs. While on the field, he played first base.

1. Wrigley Field
   Chase Field
2. Coors Field
   Kauffman Stadium

Wrigley Field is named after William Wrigley Jr. Wrigley rose to prominence as a chewing gum magnate.

1. 8
   10
2. 17
   28

No team has won more National League pennants than the Giants with 23. The team has also won eight World Series.

1. Dizzy Dean
   Gabby Hartnett
2. Billy Herman
   Toni Lazzeri

With darkness quickly approaching and no stadium lights in baseball yet, Gabby Hartnett stepped up to the plate and hit a walk-off home run against the Pirates. The home run gave the Cubs the National League pennant, as they advanced to the World Series.

1. First base
   Second base
2. Left field
   Catcher

Playing for the Cubs from 1922 until 1940, Hartnett was an outstanding catcher and batter for the team. He even won the NL MVP in 1935.

1. Hack Wilson
   Babe Ruth
2. Ted Williams
   Hank Aaron

One of the highlights of Hack Wilson's career was his 56 home run season in 1930. This was a National League record until it was surpassed in 1998 by Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire.

1. Mets
   White Sox
2. Tigers
   Yankees

1945 was the last time the Cubs would advance to World Series until after the turn of the century. They lost the series 4-3.

1. Cy Young
   Dizzy Dean
2. Lefty Grove
   Nolan Ryan

Dizzy Dean had helped carry the Chicago Cubs to the World Series in 1938, but his arm was far from what it once was. He would lose game 2 of the World Series, as the Yankees went on to sweep the Cubs.

1. The Man of Steel
   Mr. Perfect
2. Mr. Cub
   The Glove

Ernie Banks played for the Cubs from 1953 until 1971. During that time, he went to 14 All-Star games and was a two-time NL MVP.

1. 1955
   1958
2. 1962
   1968

Banks won back to back MVP awards in 1958 and 1959. He was the first NL player to accomplish this.

1. 14
   20
2. 33
   49

Banks had his number 14 retired by the Cubs. He was the first Cubs' player to receive this honor.

1. Mickey Mantle
   Willie Mays
2. Stan Musial
   Hank Aaron

Hank Aaron was the first player to beat Babe Ruth's career home run record. He finished his career with 755 home runs.

1. 1952
   1955
2. 1957
   1960

Hank Sauer only played seven seasons with the Cubs, but it was probably the most successful stint of his career. During that time, he went to two All-Star games, including​ an outstanding 1952 season.

1. Ron Santo
   Billy Williams
2. Ernie Broglio
   Ferguson Jenkins

This was one of the worst trades in baseball history. Lou Brock would go on to have a hall of fame career with the Cardinals, while Ernie Broglio would only play a few more seasons with the Cubs.

1. Pitcher
   Third base
2. Left field
   Right field

Ron Santo was elected to the hall of fame in 2012, two years after his death. His number 10 was retired by the Cubs.

1. Pirates
   Marlins
2. Giants
   White Sox

Ron Santo was a five-time Golden Glove Award winner. He was also elected to nine All-Star games.

1. Charles Murphy
   The Tribune Company
2. Albert Spalding
   James Hart

The Wrigley family owned the Cubs for 65 years. Few families are as well associated with a team as they were.

1. Pitcher
   Catcher
2. Third base
   Short stop

Rick Sutcliffe was nicknamed "The Red Baron." He got the name because of his red-tinted beard.

1. 1980
   1982
2. 1984
   1990

1984 was Sutcliffe's first year with the Cubs. He had been traded from the Cleveland Indians prior to the season.

1. Sammy Sosa
   Miguel Batista
2. Adrian Beltre
   Kerry Wood

In 1998, Kerry Wood threw 20 strikeouts in a game against the Astros. This is tied for the MLB record.

1. Kevin Foster
   Terry Adams
2. Kerry Wood
   Sammy Sosa

Sammy Sosa was a dominant home run hitter throughout his career. However, that career is tarnished by his association with steroids.

1. Third base
   Short stop
2. Right field
   Catcher

Sammy Sosa surpassed the single-season home run record in 1998. However, that same season, Mark McGwire passed Sammy Sosa, setting the record himself.

1. Marlins
   Giants
2. Braves
   Dodgers

The Cubs lost game 1 against the Marlins, but they then took a 3-1 lead. However, the team collapsed in the final three games and lost the series 4-3.

1. Denis Leary
   Steve Bartman
2. Edwin Anzalone
   Spike Lee

Steve Bartman has been heavily criticized by the Cubs' fanbase. So much so, that he stopped coming to games.

1. 2010
   2012
2. 2015
   2017

Joe Maddon was a coach for the Los Angeles Angels when they won the World Series in 2002. That team defeated the Giants in seven games.

1. Jose Abreu
   Corey Seager
2. Kris Bryant
   Carlos Correa

Kris Bryant hit his first home run in Major League Baseball on May 9, 2015. The home run was hit off Kyle Lohse, who played for the Brewers.

1. Indians
   Astros
2. Yankees
   Red Sox

This was the Cubs' first World Series title in 108 years. It ended what many considered to be a curse in the town.

1. 3-0
   3-1
2. 3-2
   3-3

This was the first time a team came back after being down 3-1 since the Royals did it in 1985. Adding to the odds, the Cubs had to win the last two games on the road.

1. Kris Bryant
   Jason Hammel
2. Clayton Richard
   Ben Zobrist

Ben Zobrist joined the Cubs prior to the 2016 season. This was after he played with the Kansas City Royals in 2015, the year in which they won the World Series

1. 3
   4
2. 5
   6

The Cubs defeated the Nationals 3-2 in the NLDS. This kept the team's hope of defending their World Series title alive.

1. Dodgers
   Braves
2. Rockies
   Diamondbacks

The Dodgers ended the Cubs' hope of repeating as champions during the NLCS. However, they went on to lose to the Astros in the World Series.