Although Sammy Sosa collects five hits, Henry Rodriguez has seven RBI and Eric Young steals five bases, the Chicago Cubs still manage to lose to Montreal, 16 – 15. Young’s five stolen bases are the most by a Cubs player since 1881 when George Gore stole seven.

On May 14, 2000 — Although Sammy Sosa collects five hits, Henry Rodriguez has seven RBI and Eric Young steals five bases, the Chicago Cubs still manage to lose to Montreal, 16 – 15. Young’s five stolen bases are the most by a Cubs player since 1881 when George Gore stole seven.

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Baseball Reference May 14


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