17K views · 102 reactions | In honor of the Chicago Cubs first home game of the season, Wrigley Field head groundskeeper Dan Kiermaier shares his hot dog toppings, favorite MLB players growing up and coveted World Series ring in this rapid-fire video from the #ThisIsPurdue podcast. ⚾ Get to know more about his #Boilermaker journey and career with the #Cubs on his full #ThisIsPurdue episode. Listen today: https://purdue.university/4if9Mud | Purdue University | Facebook

⚾️On June 13, 1994 Chicago Cubs great Ryne Sandberg, a notoriously slow early season starter and in the midst of a 1 for 28 slump, found himself struggling even more so than usual early in the season. With his average at a career low .238 and having recorded only 53 hits in 57 games, Sandberg decided to step away from baseball and announced his retirement, walking away from $16 million. It didn’t help that the Cubs got off to a horrid start in ‘94, losing their first 12 home games. Sandberg woul