There’s a new favorite in the Cubs’ managerial search.
It’s the old favorite.
Former Cubs catcher David Ross, who reportedly had a second interview with the team this week, could be named manager as soon as Thursday, the first World Series off day.
David Kaplan of ESPN 1000 first reported that a decision was made on Tuesday.
Ross, 42, a special assistant with the Cubs, would be the team’s youngest manager since Jim Riggleman was hired a couple of weeks before his 42nd birthday in 1994. He has not been a manager at any level and has no coaching experience.