Just to shake everything up:
December 17th 1983: In a four way trade between St Louis, Chicago, and Philly, the following teams would get these players:
Cards: Neil Allen (Already traded to Cards)
Phillies: Ivan Dejesus
Cubs: Keith Hermandez, Ryne Sandberg, Larry Bowa, Dwight Gooden
Mets: Bruce Sutter, Lee Smith, Gary Carter (From Montreal)
October 13th 1984: Cubs, thanks to a .314 BA by Keith in the regular season punches out on the Detroit Tigers, thanks to Dwight Gooden's Relegation as Closer working well, setting the record 48th save against Detroit before a crowd of 43,000 in Wrigley Field. Not only do fans storm the field after the ballgame in mass celebration, the loudness of the crowd can be heard by people watching the game at a TV in Comiscky Park.
October 28th 1989- Cubs win again, thanks to new Clutch Pitching of Andre Dawson, Kevin Mitchell, Juan Gonzalez, Jeff Bagwell, and 63 Saves by Dwight Gooden. The next 15 years are filled with at least 5 more World Series Championships, reversing the curse in a terrible direction...
October 25th 1991- Milwaukee can claim its 1st World Series as a Brewer, thanks to the key acquisitions of a Dearborne, Michigan Native named John Smoltz, a resurging and reform Cecil Fielder, Tom Glavine, and the usual suspects gives Milwaukee a 2.0 Game resurgance over Toronto... Beating tbe Atlanta Braves in 6, the Milwaukee Brewers can now score a little vengance on the former Milwaukee partner.