Blackhawks Assistant GM Moves Onto MLB Team In A Big Surprise
Jeff Greenberg, assistant general manager of both the Chicago Blackhawks and Chicago Cubs, has been in the news recently.
As a member of the Chicago Blackhawks the past two years, and the Chicago Cubs the decade before, Greenberg was part of the '16 World Series-winning team.
The Detroit Tigers recruited Greenberg because of his track record of success.
As the team strives to become a postseason baseball team in the future, Scott Harris hired Greenberg to bring a fresh perspective into the organization.
The Tigers hope that his expertise will help build a winning team since he was known for building one of the best analytics teams in the NHL for the Blackhawks. With Miguel Cabrera retiring soon and Javier Baez being the only Tiger on the books, Greenberg is tasked with reviving the Tigers' postseason success.
As Kyle Davidson and the Blackhawks say goodbye, they are excited for what lies ahead for him with the Tigers.
With Greenberg at the helm, the Tigers look to be in good hands as they look to return to their winning ways.
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