Former President Barack Obama remembered Chicago Cubs legend Ryne Sandberg as a "class act" in a post on social media. Sandberg died Monday after a long cancer battle.

"Never Cheated the Game:" Barack Obama Pays Tribute to Ryne Sandberg After Chicago Cubs Legend's Death originally appeared on ...

Former President Obama is remembering Ryne Sandberg as a “class act” following the Chicago Cubs second baseman’s death. Sixty-five-year-old Sandberg died Monday, the Cubs said in a social ...

The Chicago Cubs are mourning the loss of one of their team legends. Ryne Sandberg, the team's former star infielder, passed away on Monday following a length battle with cancer. Back in January of ...

Former President Obama is remembering Ryne Sandberg as a “class act” following the Chicago Cubs second baseman’s death. Sixty-five-year-old Sandberg died Monday, the Cubs sai… ...

“Hall of Famer and Cubs stalwart Ryne Sandberg wasn’t just a great baseball player – he was a class act who never cheated the game,” Obama posted on X. “Everyone in Chicago — including ...

Throughout the course of his 2,164-game MLB career, Sandberg played all but one season with Chicago. He hit 282 home runs to go along with 1,061 RBI's and hit .285/.344/.452. Following the news of ...

The clubhouse TVs showed MLB Network, which ran highlights from “The Sandberg Game” in 1984 and a screenshot of a message from former President Barack Obama.