Chicago Cubs.

The Chicago Cubs are a team in Major League Baseball, part of the National League Central, founded in 1870 as one of the founding members of the National League, and the Atlanta Braves are the only 2 remaining founding teams in the National League. The team has used the names Chicago White Stockings and Chicago Ponies, and was renamed the Chicago Cubs in 1902, with its home field being Wrigley Field. The team has won 2 World Series championships, 16 National League Championships, 3 NL Central Division Championships, and 2 Eastern Division Championships.