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

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.

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.

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… ...

The roped-off area around Ryne Sandberg’s statue featured piles of flowers already stacking up. Visitors also left Chicago Cubs hats, baseballs with written messages, notes, and even a Sandbe… ...

Ryne Sandberg died July 28 at the age of 65. He was the hero of many, including FLORIDA TODAY and Florida Times-Union Sports Editor Tim Walters.

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 ...

Before his death on Monday, July 28, Chicago Cubs legend Ryne Sandberg called his wife Margaret his 'rock' in a loving tribute to her posted as he underwent cancer treatment.

Arizona Republic columnist Bob McManaman revisits a conversation he had with Cubs star Ryne Sandberg in 1995. Sandberg died on July 28, 2025.