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2001 Chicago Cubs 2001 Chicago Cubs
2000/2002
Record 88-74 .543
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Standings 3rd in the NL Central (5 games back)
Pythagorean 89-73, 89-73, 89-73
Runs (S/A) 777 / 701
BallparkWrigley Field
Park FactorsBatting: 96 / Pitching: 97
Attendance2,779,465 (8th) (13th)
Fancost$166 (5th) / $13,466
Payroll/Avg$64,015,833 / $2,462,147 (14th)
OpExp/$PV$120,000,000 / $1,363,636
Rev/OpInc$130,000,000 / $9,000,000
Valuation$287,000,000
Spring TrainingMesa, Arizona (HoHokam Park)
ManagerDon Baylor
CoachesOscar Acosta, Sandy Alomar, Gene Glynn, Rene Lachemann, Billy Williams
ExecutiveGeneral Manager: Andy McPhail
Minor Leagues(AAA) Iowa Cubs, (AA) West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx, (A) Lansing Lugnuts, (A) Boise Hawks, (A) Daytona Cubs
Radio (WGN) Pat Hughes, Ron Santo
TV (WGN/WCIU) Chip Caray, Joe Carter
Cable TV (Fox Sports Net Chic.) Chip Caray, Dave Otto

The 2001 Chicago Cubs went 88-74 and finished 3rd in the National League Central. The Cubs drew 2,779,465 to Wrigley Field. Jon Lieber and Sammy Sosa made the All-Star team.

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