Wakanda News Details

Cubs Matt Mervis joins big league team

In a recent announcement, the Chicago Cubs called up first baseman Matt Mervis to the Major League Baseball club from the minors. Mervis, whose nickname is Mash, played college baseball at Duke University and signed with the Cubs as an undrafted free agent in 2020, according to his bio. In 2022, his bio states he … Cubs Matt Mervis joins big league team Read More »

Cubs Matt Mervis joins big league team was first posted on May 12, 2023 at 9:29 am.©2022 "The Chicago Crusader". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact me at office@avantgardia.com
Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group

You may also like

More from The Crusader Newspaper Group
Barack Obama’s “A Promised Land” shattering records | The Crusader Newspaper Group
PUSH Excel panelists blasted past presidents’ educational agendas | The Crusader Newspaper Group
FSSA announces pilot programs designed to treat those in the justice system | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Black lawmakers silent on supporting Mike Madigan | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Gary officer who killed Rashad Cunningham will not be charged | The Crusader Newspaper Group
COVID-19: Violence at home and not enough help in military and veteran communities | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Biden’s First 100-Day Challenge: Transitioning to a More Inclusive Economy | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Activists put the squeeze on Gov. Pritzker to keep Mercy Hospital open   | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Largest African American Digital Archive Convenes Influential Leaders to Stem the Loss of Black History | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Indiana among first to close e-Learning gap with datacasting | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Indiana AG Curtis Hill must pay $19k for disciplinary case | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Illinois looks to become the first state to end cash bail | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Calumet Township Trustee COVID-19 Update | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Patrick Williams, future of the Chicago Bulls | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Cubs 2016 World Series architect Theo Epstein steps down | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Details sparse in New Mexico State Police killing of unarmed Black man | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Remote Work Resource Guide for Today and a Playbook for Tomorrow | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Fair housing in Chicago explored in Elmhurst Art Museum’s new exhibition | The Crusader Newspaper Group
WOMEN WITH A MESSAGE | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Educational program teaching Illinois kids about oral health goes virtual | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Father Pfleger: “America, what now?” | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Could America learn a COVID-19 lesson from Rwanda? | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Anderson Foundation donates $600,000 to fight hunger in Northwest Indiana | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Development Corporation resumes operation in Northwest Indiana | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Social Distancing Blues: Indiana men admit missing their drinking buddies | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Reverend Jesse Jackson supports lawsuit against Amazon | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Former Chicago State professor charged with embezzling more than $650,000 | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Chicago Children’s Choir invites young singers to interactive virtual open houses for neighborhood choirs - December 7 and 8, 2020 | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Aidan Ellison’s Autopsy Contradicts Accused Murderer’s Self-Defense Claim | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Nation remembers David Dinkins, New York’s first and only Black mayor | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Massive strike at 11 Infinity Healthcare nursing homes enters second week | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Mayor Prince vetoes raises for first responders | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Holcomb extends emergency order as Indiana records deadliest day | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Unemployment in Gary dropped to 14.3 percent in October | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Woodlawn’s historic Grand Ballroom shut down | The Crusader Newspaper Group
New Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site Now Open In Crestwood | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Despite Covid-19, Americans racked up 3.5 million airline trips during four-day Thanksgiving weekend | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Recent Elections Draw Questions Over Equal Voter Representation in the Electoral College System | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Female CEO Steers Black Rodeo Movement  | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Wearable Devices Helping Detect Potential Coronavirus Infections | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Billie “BJ” McCoy-Thomas, daughter of Chief Apostle, Dr. William McCoy succumbs to COVID-19 | The Crusader Newspaper Group
1st Annual Coat Drive | The Crusader Newspaper Group
AndySunflower Cafe Opens in Pullman’s One Eleven Food Hall | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Police Tased A Black Man Who Stopped Them For Help, Instead Of Offering Assistance | The Crusader Newspaper Group
SEIU President to Accept Award on Behalf of ‘Frontline Heroes’ | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Nearly 20-year-old film ‘As An Act of Protest’ available for rental | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Memorial Service set for Gary’s “Master Chef” Ben Watkins | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Three Blacks among historic all female Biden White House press team | The Crusader Newspaper Group
“Building Wealth Today for Tomorrow” | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. fight ends in a draw | The Crusader Newspaper Group

National Trust for Historic Preservation

Democratic Party Facts

Business Facts

Recent Facts

Southern United States Facts

Stokely Carmichael on the Black Panthers Politics