Donation Options Search Search Search Jim Deshaies of the Astros swings at the pitch during a 1989 season game. Mike Powell/ Share PITTSBURGH — Given the Cubs’ recent travails, what better person to ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jerry Beach covers New York sports and the Baseball Hall of Fame. Thirty-seven years after he appeared on a baseball card with a ...

MLB is currently in a lockout that threatens the start of the regular season. Assuming the sport does eventually restart, though, Cubs fans able to get Marquee can take solace knowing that the booth ...

Just about everyone knows someone in their life who is a bit technologically challenged. And for Cubs broadcasters Jon “Boog” Sciambi and Taylor McGregor, that friend just so happens to be their ...

Astros television analyst Jim Deshaies said Sunday he had "good meetings" with officials in Chicago about becoming the Cubs' TV analyst and will wait to see if he is offered the job before deciding ...

Cubs TV analyst Jim Deshaies is wrapping up his fourth season with broadcast partner Len Kasper on the North Side. Deshaies spent the previous 16 years holding the same role in Houston and before that ...

As former Astros pitcher and television analyst Jim Deshaies prepares to leave Houston for his new job with the Chicago Cubs, he departs with nostalgia, gratitude, excitement and the gnawing certainty ...

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Like so many others, Jim Deshaies of The Woodlands rode along on the roller coaster ride that was the Houston Astros 2004 season. Unlike most, he had a ring-side seat as color commentator for the team ...