On this date in 2016, Cleveland knocked off the Cubs 7-2 to take a three games to one World Series lead, just one win away from their first title in 68 years.

On this date in 1967, Arthur Allyn of the White Sox and Bud Selig of the not-yet-extant Milwaukee Brewers announced that the South Siders would play nine games north of the border in ‘68.

It’s Halloween, so today we honor ghosts—The Sioux City Ghosts, a pioneering all-Black fast pitch softball team that barnstormed its way around North America starting in the mid-1920s.

On this All Saints’ Day in 2016, the Cubs answered their fans’ prayers, sending the World Series to Game Seven with a 9-2 W in Cleveland.

On this date in 2016, the Cubs won their first World Series in 108 years, knocking off Cleveland 8-7 in 10 innings.

Today we celebrate the 300th episode of 90SecondReCap, as well as National Sandwich Day, whose origins are just as murky as its inventor—but we wish John Montagu a happy birthday nonetheless.