Gomez named Cubs manager with no magic promise
Preston Gomez was hired to manage the Chicago Cubs next season and declined to promise fans an end to the pennant drought. The 56 year old former Dodgers coach succeeds Herman Franks, who resigned with one week remaining in the 1979 season. Franks had led the team for three years.
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Cubs Hire Gomez to Lead 1980 Season at Wrigley Field
Gomez signs a one year contract to manage the Chicago Cubs as Kennedy plans possible deals this week. The Cubs aim to strengthen the team with a strong farm system and a stable coaching staff including Amalfitano Rourke and Rojas. Bruce Sutter and Dick Tidrow anchor a deep bullpen with Dave Kingman providing power as the club evaluates makeup for 1980.
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Central Division title hopes for Rockets and Spurs
Houston Rockets star Moses Malone leads a strong lineup with Rick Barry Cal Murphy and Rudy Tomjanovich while San Antonio Spurs rely on George Gervin and Larry Kenon to carry scoring. The article outlines expected division order with Hawks Pistons Pacers Cavaliers and others in the mix and notes coach Del Harris emphasis on team basketball and bench depth.
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