Jay Sawyer of Northbrook feels that no team in major professional sports has suffered more heartbreaks than the Chicago Cubs. The franchise has seen many star players and just as many talented teams come and go, but the fact remains that the Cubs went 71 years between World Series appearances and have not won it all since 1908, a year when Henry Ford's Model T automobile first made its way down the assembly line.

Explaining further, Jay Sawyer of Northbrook shares that even though the Cubs' status as baseball's longest-suffering franchise is undisputed, the team's misery is up for debate. Some even attribute the Cubs' drought to just bad luck, but many others, especially in the North Side of Chicago, argue there is something more in play and that the team is cursed. The Cubs' history of heartbreak, in fact, is so vast and holds so many layers that multiple theories have arisen as to what exactly cursed them in the first place.

About Jay Sawyer

Jay Sawyer is a long-time philanthropist who is associated with several noble causes. He is an animals’ rights activist, environmentalist, and an advocate for world peace too. A lover of nature and wildlife, Jay strives hard to inform and educate the masses about the causes that drive him. He is quite determined about making a long-lasting impact on the society.

As far as his personal life is concerned, Jay is a skilled tennis and pickleball player. He takes great pride in introducing himself as the biggest Chicago bear fan who attended more than 10 games in the year 1972 and every single game in the year 1985.