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The '1984 Chicago Cubs' quiz
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The '1984 Chicago Cubs' quiz

Can you name every player on the 1984 Chicago Cubs? Quiz clue: Position. Good luck!

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C
Jody Davis
1B
Leon Durham
2B
Ryne Sandberg
SS
Larry Bowa
3B
Ron Cey
LF
Gary Matthews
CF
Bob Dernier
RF
Keith Moreland
OF
Thad Bosley
UT
Bill Buckner
CF
Henry Cotto
RF
Mel Hall
UT
Ron Hassey
LF
Billy Hatcher
CI
Richie Hebner
OF
Jay Johnstone
C
Steve Lake
UT
Davey Lopes
IF
Dan Rohn
SS
Dave Owen
SS
Tom Veryzer
OF
Gary Woods
SP
Dennis Eckersley
SP
Chuck Rainey
SP
Dick Ruthven
SP
Scott Sanderson
SP
Rick Sutcliffe
SP
Steve Trout
CL
Lee Smith
RP
Rich Bordi
RP
Warren Brusstar
RP
George Frazier
RP
Tim Stoddard

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