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How Gracie, the Cubs Rally Monkey, got his name



2011-02-27 - Mesa, AZ - Photo by Big Al Owens.
Big Al writes, "This is my official rally monkey for the Chicago Cubs. His name is Gracie. I named him Gracie for the former major league star Mark Grace who was the starting 1st baseman for the Cubs for many seasons. Grace never was on a World Championship team while in Chicago but was on the Arizona Diamondbacks team that won the World Series in 2000. This team consisted of Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling and was managed by Bob Brenly who is now a Cubs broadcaster."


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