The baseball world lost a legend on Monday, as longtime Chicago Cubs second basemen and Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg passed away at the age of 65. Sandberg, the 1984 National League MVP, a 10-time All-Star and a nine-time Gold Glover, was known as much for his elite hitting and infield defense as he was for his quiet leadership and pleasantness.

Crane Kenney, the team's President of Business Operations, told 670 The Score in Chicago that the Cubs will wear blue jerseys on Saturday against the Baltimore Orioles — their first home game since Sandberg's death — with every player sporting No. 23, Sandberg's number, and no names on the back.

Hall of Famer and Chicago Cubs legend Ryne “Ryno” Sandberg died in hospice care Monday following complications in his ongoing battle with prostate cancer. The news comes after Sandberg announced his prostate cancer had relapsed and spread throughout his body in December 2024.