1990 Chicago Cubs season

March 2026 November 2013 Chicago Cubs Chicago Cubs logo.svg 1990 National League East Wrigley Field Chicago 77 85 y 4th Tribune Company Jim Frey Don Zimmer WGN-TV/Superstation WGN(Harry Caray, Steve Stone, Thom Brennaman) WGN(Thom Brennaman, Ron Santo, Bob Brenly, Harry Caray) chc CHC The 1990 Chicago Cubs season was the 119th season of the Chicago Cubs franchise, the 115th in the National League and the 75th at Wrigley Field. The Cubs finished fourth in the National League East with a record of 77–85. The Cubs hosted the All-Star Game on July 10. thumb|right|280px|A ticket for a 1990 game between the New York Mets and the Chicago Cubs. Offseason December 7, 1989: Paul Kilgus was traded by the Cubs to the Toronto Blue Jays for José Núñez.Paul Kilgus at Baseball-Reference January 2, 1990: Vance Law was released by the Cubs.Vance Law at Baseball-Reference Regular season Ryne Sandberg became the first second baseman to lead the National League in home runs since Rogers Hornsby in 1925. Sandberg also set the Major League record for consecutive errorless games at second base with 124. Season standings Chicago Cubs Record vs. opponents CHC Notable transactions September 1, 1990: Greg Kallevig (minors) was traded by the Cubs to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Randy Kramer.Randy Kramer at Baseball-Reference Roster 1990 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 45 Paul Assenmacher 36 Mike Bielecki 51 Kevin Blankenship 47 Shawn Boskie 42 Kevin Coffman 33 Lance Dickson 22 Mike Harkey 38 Joe Kraemer 50 Les Lancaster 37 Bill Long 31 Greg Maddux 39 José Núñez 46 Dave Pavlas 41 Jeff Pico 40 Rick Sutcliffe 38 Dean Wilkins 28 Mitch Williams 44 Steve Wilson Catchers  9 Damon Berryhill  7 Joe Girardi 32 Héctor Villanueva  1 Rick Wrona Infielders 12 Shawon Dunston 17 Mark Grace 15 Domingo Ramos 11 Luis Salazar 23 Ryne Sandberg 16 Greg Smith 19 Curtis Wilkerson Outfielders 30 Dave Clark 29 Doug Dascenzo  8 Andre Dawson 27 Derrick May 10 Lloyd McClendon 18 Dwight Smith 24 Gary Varsho 20 Jerome Walton 25 Marvell Wynne Manager  4 Don Zimmer Coaches  6 Joe Altobelli (bench/hitting)  5 Chuck Cottier (third base)  3 José Martínez (first base) 34 Dick Pole (pitching) 48 Phil Roof (bullpen) Game log April (8–11) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record1April 10 Phillies2–1 Lancaster (1–0)Parrett (0–1)Williams (1) 7,791 1–02April 12 Phillies5–4 Mulholland (1–0)Wilson (0–1)McDowell (1)1–13April 12 Phillies6–3 Núñez (1–0)Combs (0–1)Williams (2) 7,717 2–14April 13@ Pirates2–0 Maddux (1–0)Walk (0–1)Williams (3) 44,799 3–15April 14@ Pirates4–1 Harkey (1–0)Drabek (1–1)Williams (4) 13,226 4–16April 15@ Pirates4 – 3 (10)Patterson (1–0)Lancaster (1–1) 6,289 4–27April 16 Mets10–1 Viola (2–0)Wilson (0–2)Pena (1) 13,813 4–38April 17@ Mets8 – 6 (13)Assenmacher (1–0)Innis (0–1)Wilkins (1) 13,964 5–39April 18@ Mets8–5 Maddux (2–0)Cone (0–1) 21,561 6–310April 19@ Mets4–1 Gooden (1–2)Harkey (1–1)Franco (3) 18,780 6–411April 20 Pirates9 – 4 (7)Roesler (1–0)Bielecki (0–1) 15,171 6–512April 21 Pirates4–3 Smiley (1–2)Wilson (0–3)Landrum (1) 37,091 6–613April 22 Pirates3–2 Heaton (3–0)Núñez (1–1)Power (1) 33,583 6–714April 24@ Padres13–3 Rasmussen (1–0)Maddux (2–1) 19,474 6–815April 25@ Padres3–0 Whitson (2–0)Bielecki (0–2) 22,305 6–916April 26@ Padres3–1 Harkey (2–1)Hurst (0–3)Williams (5) 29,168 7–917April 27@ Dodgers5–0 Valenzuela (1–2)Núñez (1–2) 37,809 7–1018April 28@ Dodgers5–4 Martinez (2–0)Williams (0–1) 45,791 7–1119April 29@ Dodgers4–0 Maddux (3–1)Morgan (3–1) 41,893 8–11 May (13–15) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record20May 1@ Giants7–4 Bielecki (1–2)Knepper (0–1)Williams (6) 21,714 9–1121May 2@ Giants9–6 Harkey (3–1)Garrelts (0–3)Assenmacher (1) 18,279 10–1122May 5 Padres3–2 Maddux (4–1)Lefferts (1–1)11–1123May 5 Padres6–5 Rasmussen (2–1)Núñez (1–3)Harris (1) 33,695 11–1224May 6 Padres8–3 Whitson (3–1)Bielecki (1–3) 34,077 11–1325May 7 Braves9–8 Kerfeld (2–2)Williams (0–2)Boever (3) 32,266 11–1426May 8 Braves10 – 8 (11)Long (1–0)Henry (0–1) 18,503 12–1427May 9 Braves4 – 0 (5)Lancaster (2–1)P. Smith (2–2) 14,266 13–1428May 11@ Reds7–5 Charlton (2–0)Williams (0–3)Dibble (5) 38,900 13–1529May 12@ Reds4–2 Bielecki (2–3)Browning (3–3)Williams (7) 33,646 14–1530May 13@ Reds13–9 Dibble (2–0)Wilson (0–4) 32,251 14–1631May 14@ Braves3–2 Henry (1–1)Williams (0–4)Kerfeld (2) 16,417 14–1732May 15@ Braves12–2 Pico (1–0)P. Smith (2–3) 16,271 15–1733May 16@ Braves4–0 Smoltz (2–4)Maddux (4–2) 13,345 15–1834May 17@ Astros5 – 4 (11)Smith (2–2)Núñez (1–4) 14,644 15–1935May 18@ Astros7–0 Harkey (4–1)Gullickson (2–3) 22,972 16–1936May 19@ Astros4–1 Lancaster (3–1)Clancy (1–3)Williams (8) 32,253 17–1937May 20@ Astros5–1 Boskie (1–0)Scott (1–5) 26,451 18–1938May 21 Reds4–3 Rijo (3–1)Maddux (4–3)Myers (8) 31,476 18–2039May 22 Reds2 – 1 (16)Long (2–0)Scudder (1–1) 29,860 19–2040May 23 Dodgers4–3 Belcher (4–3)Assenmacher (1–1)Aase (3) 23,963 19–2141May 24 Dodgers15–6 Valenzuela (4–3)Lancaster (3–2) 27,918 19–2242May 26 Astros8–1 Scott (2–5)Boskie (1–1)19–2343May 26 Astros12–3 Deshaies (2–2)Maddux (4–4)Andersen (2) 31,995 19–2444May 27 Astros11–6 Bielecki (3–3)Portugal (1–5) 36,395 20–2445May 28 Giants5–1 Harkey (5–1)Knepper (3–3)Lancaster (1) 33,822 21–2446May 29 Giants6–2 Robinson (1–0)Blankenship (0–1)Brantley (5) 28,925 21–2547May 30 Giants4–1 Burkett (4–1)Boskie (1–2)Bedrosian (7) 29,109 21–26 June (12–18) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record48June 1@ Cardinals6–4 DeLeón (5–3)Maddux (4–5)L. Smith (5) 43,773 21–2749June 2@ Cardinals7–6 Lancaster (4–2)L. Smith (1–1)Williams (9) 48,051 22–2750June 3@ Cardinals7–4 B. Smith (6–4)Blankenship (0–2) 45,393 22–2851June 4@ Pirates6–2 Patterson (4–1)Boskie (1–3)Landrum (8) 9,257 22–2952June 5@ Pirates6–5 Belinda (1–1)Williams (0–5) 20,642 22–3053June 6@ Pirates6 – 1 (7)Drabek (8–2)Maddux (4–6) 21,164 22–3154June 7 Phillies3–1 Howell (7–3)Bielecki (3–4) 29,271 22–3255June 8 Phillies15–2 Pico (2–0)Mulholland (3–3) 32,219 23–3256June 9 Phillies4 – 3 (11)Lancaster (5–2)Parrett (2–4) 33,266 24–3257June 10 Phillies7–3 Wilson (1–4)Ruffin (3–6)Lancaster (2) 32,187 25–3258June 11 Mets8–5 Williams (1–5)Pena (1–2)Assenmacher (2) 33,059 26–3259June 12 Mets19–8 Gooden (4–5)Bielecki (3–5) 34,893 26–3360June 13 Mets15–10 Franco (3–0)Lancaster (5–3)26–3461June 13 Mets9–6 Darling (2–4)Harkey (5–2) 34,241 26–3562June 15@ Phillies6 – 5 (10)Akerfelds (1–0)Núñez (1–5)26–3663June 15@ Phillies7–0 Ruffin (4–6)Bielecki (3–6) 26,098 26–3764June 16@ Phillies2–1 Akerfelds (2–0)Maddux (4–7) 32,023 26–3865June 17@ Phillies5–3 Pico (3–0)Parrett (2–6)Lancaster (3) 30,338 27–3866June 18@ Expos5–1 Den. Martinez (5–4)Harkey (5–3) 15,898 27–3967June 19@ Expos2–1 Boskie (2–3)Gardner (3–3)Lancaster (4) 20,306 28–3968June 20@ Expos3–2 Mohorcic (1–1)Maddux (4–8)Schmidt (8) 22,058 28–4069June 22 Cardinals7–0 Magrane (4–9)Wilson (1–5) 30,764 28–4170June 23 Cardinals8–7 Tewksbury (2–0)Bielecki (3–7)L. Smith (7) 33,721 28–4271June 24 Cardinals3 – 2 (10)Assenmacher (2–1)Niedenfuer (0–3) 34,229 29–4272June 25 Expos7–3 Gardner (4–3)Boskie (2–4)Sampen (1) 32,231 29–4373June 26 Expos6–5 Schmidt (3–0)Lancaster (5–4)Frey (4) 31,676 29–4474June 27 Expos5–3 Pico (4–0)Gross (8–5)Wilson (1) 32,830 30–4475June 28 Expos3–2 Lancaster (6–4)Sampen (6–1) 31,974 76June 29@ Padres3–2 Long (3–0)Harris (4–2)Assenmacher (3) 43,005 32–4477June 30@ Padres7–3 Wilson (2–5)Benes (6–6) 31,852 33–44 July (14–12) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record78July 1@ Padres11–10 Lancaster (7–4)Lefferts (5–3)Long (1) 30,968 34–4479July 2@ Dodgers3–1 Belcher (6–6)Pico (4–1) 32,600 34–4580July 3@ Dodgers7–6 Hartley (1–1)Assenmacher (2–2) 40,235 34–4681July 4@ Dodgers5–3 Harkey (6–3)Valenzuela (6–7)Lancaster (5) 46,811 35–4682July 6@ Giants5–2 Boskie (3–4)Garrelts (5–7)Long (2) 28,517 36–4683July 7@ Giants10–9 Brantley (3–1)Lancaster (7–5) 36,005 36–4784July 8@ Giants5–3 Wilson (6–0)Pico (4–2)Brantley (13)36–4885July 8@ Giants10–4 Burkett (9–2)Bielecki (3–8) 45,669 36–4986July 12 Dodgers6–3 Valenzuela (7–7)Harkey (6–4)Howell (5) 31,518 36–5087July 13 Dodgers5–2 Martinez (10–4)Boskie (3–5)Howell (6) 31,438 36–5188July 14 Dodgers7–0 Morgan (8–7)Maddux (4–9) 31,919 36–5289July 15 Dodgers5–1 Wilson (3–5)Belcher (7–7) 29,266 37–5290July 16 Padres4–3 Harkey (7–4)Show (1–7)Williams (10) 31,523 38–5291July 17 Padres7–2 Boskie (4–5)Benes (6–7) 32,923 39–5292July 18 Padres4–2 Maddux (5–9)Rasmussen (7–7)Pico (1) 33,856 40–5293July 20 Giants5–4 Bielecki (4–8)Brantley (3–2) 30,532 41–5294July 21 Giants3–2 Harkey (8–4)Brantley (3–3) 34,463 42–5295July 22 Giants4–2 Assenmacher (3–2)Hammaker (4–5)Pico (2) 33,708 43–5296July 23@ Cardinals3–1 Maddux (6–9)DeLeón (6–10)Williams (11) 40,534 44–5297July 24@ Cardinals9–4 Terry (1–5)Wilson (3–6) 38,974 44–5398July 25@ Cardinals9–0 Tudor (9–3)Harkey (8–5) 37,826 44–5499July 26@ Expos3 – 2 (10)Burke (1–1)Williams (1–6) 19,129 44–55100July 27@ Expos2 – 0 (10)Maddux (7–9)Sampen (8–3)Long (3) 21,980 45–55101July 28@ Expos10–7 Long (4–0)Burke (1–2) 24,808 46–55102July 29@ Expos2–1 Harkey (9–5)Gross (8–8)Williams (12) 24,333 47–55103July 31 Pirates9–1 Patterson (7–3)Boskie (4–6) 35,126 47–56 August (15–12) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record104August 1 Pirates5–0 Maddux (8–9)Reed (2–3) 34,542 48–56105August 2 Pirates8–5 Smiley (5–5)Wilson (3–7)Walk (1) 34,493 48–57106August 3 Expos10–4 Harkey (10–5)Gardner (6–6) 33,318 49–57107August 4 Expos10–2 Boskie (5–6)Gross (8–9) 35,176 50–57108August 5 Expos3–1 Maddux (9–9)Boyd (6–4) 33,481 51–57109August 7 Cardinals5–3 Assenmacher (4–2)Terry (1–6)Williams (13) 34,271 52–57110August 8 Cardinals4 – 3 (15)Long (5–0)Niedenfuer (0–5) 34,977 53–57111August 9 Cardinals3–1 Hill (3–1)Dickson (0–1)L. Smith (20) 36,328 53–58112August 10@ Mets5–1 Fernandez (8–8)Maddux (9–10) 34,090 53–59113August 11@ Mets6–3 Wilson (4–7)Darling (4–7)Assenmacher (4) 45,710 54–59114August 12@ Mets10–2 Harkey (11–5)Viola (15–7) 46,538 55–59115August 13 Astros7–2 Portugal (6–9)Dickson (0–2) 34,087 55–60116August 14 Astros5–2 Maddux (10–10)Scott (9–11)Long (4) 34,843 56–60117August 15 Astros8 – 4 (10)Smith (3–4)Pico (4–3) 34,307 56–61118August 17 Braves7–0 Harkey (12–5)Smoltz (9–9) 29,893 57–61119August 18 Braves17–6 Leibrandt (5–7)Dickson (0–3) 36,226 57–62120August 19 Braves5–4 Maddux (11–10)Mercker (4–3)Assenmacher (5) 33,284 58–62121August 20@ Reds3–1 Bielecki (5–8)Charlton (9–7)Long (5) 26,011 59–62122August 21@ Reds8–1 Mahler (5–5)Harkey (12–6) 22,759 59–63123August 22@ Reds4–1 Rijo (9–6)Pico (4–4) 28,707 59–64124August 24@ Braves3–0 Avery (3–7)Maddux (11–11) 20,922 59–65125August 25@ Braves6–3 Bielecki (6–8)Glavine (6–11)Assenmacher (6) 29,359 60–65126August 26@ Braves4–3 Smoltz (11–9)Williams (1–7) 14,178 60–66127August 28@ Astros5–2 Maddux (12–11)Gullickson (8–12) 12,150 61–66128August 29@ Astros1–0 Portugal (8–9)Sutcliffe (0–1)Andersen (6) 11,211 61–67129August 30 Reds6–5 Jackson (5–2)Bielecki (6–9)Myers (27) 30,778 61–68130August 31 Reds4–3 Long (6–0)Myers (3–4) 31,042 62–68 September (13–16) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record131September 1 Reds8–1 Mahler (7–5)Núñez (1–6) 34,388 62–69132September 2 Reds6–2 Rijo (11–6)Maddux (12–12) 35,043 62–70133September 3@ Expos3 – 2 (12)Frey (7–2)Kramer (0–2) 22,629 62–71134September 4@ Expos3–1 Bielecki (7–9)Dn. Martinez (10–10)Assenmacher (7) 10,605 63–71135September 5@ Phillies4–1 Mulholland (8–8)Wilson (4–8)McDowell (19) 16,177 63–72136September 6@ Phillies5–2 Núñez (2–6)Grimsley (1–1)Williams (14) 13,849 64–72137September 7 Cardinals4–3 Tewksbury (10–5)Maddux (12–13)L. Smith (25) 23,353 64–73138September 8 Cardinals5–4 Pavlas (1–0)Dayley (4–3)Assenmacher (8) 32,039 65–73139September 9 Cardinals9–2 Tudor (12–4)Bielecki (7–10) 27,362 65–74140September 10 Expos7–4 Nabholz (5–0)Long (6–1)Burke (18) 26,774 65–75141September 11 Expos11–6 Pavlas (2–0)Gross (8–11) 18,984 66–75142September 12 Phillies9–3 Maddux (13–13)De Jesus (5–7) 16,258 67–75143September 13 Phillies6–5 Assenmacher (5–2)McDowell (6–7)Lancaster (6) 15,495 68–75144September 14@ Cardinals4–2 B. Smith (8–8)Williams (1–8)Pérez (1) 34,473 68–76145September 15@ Cardinals6–2 Lancaster (8–5)DeLeón (7–17) 42,282 69–76146September 16@ Cardinals8–4 Núñez (3–6)Hill (4–4)Bielecki (1) 39,402 70–76147September 18 Pirates8–5 Maddux (14–13)Smiley (8–10) 23,168 71–76148September 19 Pirates8–7 Drabek (20–6)Sutcliffe (0–2)Patterson (5) 13,058 71–77149September 20 Pirates11–2 Walk (6–5)Kramer (0–3)Palacios (1) 14,926 71–78150September 21 Mets4–3 Assenmacher (6–2)Cone (12–10) 19,291 72–78151September 22 Mets11–5 Darling (6–9)Núñez (3–7) 31,066 72–79152September 23 Mets7–3 Gooden (18–6)Maddux (14–14) 24,385 72–80153September 24 Mets4–3 Assenmacher (7–2)Viola (19–11) 12,489 73–80154September 25@ Pirates5–3 Drabek (21–6)Wilson (4–9) 21,644 73–81155September 26@ Pirates4–3 Smith (12–8)Coffman (0–1) 26,157 73–82156September 27@ Pirates3–2 Tomlin (4–4)Bielecki (7–11)Palacios (3) 25,049 73–83157September 28@ Mets7–1 Gooden (19–6)Maddux (14–15) 37,586 73–84158September 29@ Mets3–2 Lancaster (9–5)Viola (19–12)Assenmacher (9) 38,664 74–84159September 30@ Mets6–5 Núñez (4–7)Franco (5–3)Williams (15) 39,195 75–84 October (2–1) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record160October 1@ Phillies7–6 De Jesus (7–8)Coffman (0–2)McDowell (22) 9,041 75–85161October 2@ Phillies3–1 Bielecki (8–11)Greene (3–3)Williams (16) 9,940 76–85162October 3@ Phillies4–3 Maddux (15–15)McElroy (0–1)Assenmacher (10) 11,889 77–85 All-Star Game The 1990 Major League Baseball All-Star Game was the 61st playing of the midsummer classic between the all-stars of the American League (AL) and National League (NL), the two leagues comprising Major League Baseball. The game was held on July 10, 1990, at Wrigley Field in Chicago, the home of the Chicago Cubs of the National League. The game resulted in the American League defeating the National League 2–0. The game is remembered for a rain delay in the 7th inning that resulted in CBS airing Rescue 911 during the delay. Player stats = Indicates team leader = Indicates league leader Batting Starters by position Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in Pos Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI C Joe Girardi 133 419 113 .270 1 38 1B Mark Grace 157 589 182 .309 9 82 2B Ryne Sandberg 155 615 188 .306 40 100 SS Shawon Dunston 146 545 143 .262 17 66 3B Luis Salazar 115 410 104 .254 12 47 LF Dwight Smith 117 290 76 .262 6 27 CF Jerome Walton 101 392 103 .263 2 21 RF Andre Dawson 147 529 164 .310 27 100 Other batters Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI Doug Dascenzo 113 241 61 .253 1 26 Domingo Ramos 98 226 60 .265 2 17 Marvell Wynne 92 186 38 .204 4 19 Curt Wilkerson 77 186 41 .220 0 16 Dave Clark 84 171 47 .275 5 20 Héctor Villanueva 52 114 31 .272 7 18 Lloyd McClendon 49 107 17 .159 1 10 Derrick May 17 61 15 .246 1 11 Damon Berryhill 17 53 10 .189 1 9 Gary Varsho 46 48 12 .250 0 1 Greg Smith 18 44 9 .205 0 5 Rick Wrona 16 29 5 .172 0 0 Pitching Starting pitchers Note" G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts Player G IP W L ERA SO Greg Maddux 35 237.0 15 15 3.46 144 Mike Harkey 27 173.2 12 6 3.26 94 Shawn Boskie 15 97.2 5 6 3.69 49 Other pitchers Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts Player G IP W L ERA SO Mike Bielecki 36 168.0 8 11 4.93 103 Steve Wilson 45 139.0 4 9 4.79 95 Jeff Pico 31 92.0 4 4 4.79 37 José Núñez 21 60.2 4 7 6.53 40 Rick Sutcliffe 5 21.1 0 2 5.91 7 Randy Kramer 10 20.1 0 2 3.98 12 Kevin Coffman 8 18.1 0 2 11.29 9 Lance Dickson 3 13.2 0 3 7.24 4 Kevin Blankenship 3 12.1 0 2 5.84 5 Relief pitchers Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts Player G W L SV ERA SO Mitch Williams 59 1 8 16 3.93 55 Paul Assenmacher 74 7 2 10 2.80 95 Les Lancaster 55 9 5 6 4.62 65 Bill Long 42 6 1 5 4.37 32 Joe Kraemer 18 0 0 0 7.20 16 Dave Pavlas 13 2 0 0 2.11 12 Dean Wilkins 7 0 0 1 9.82 3 Doug Dascenzo 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 Awards and honors Ryne Sandberg, National League Leader, Home Runs (40) Ryne Sandberg, National League Leader, Runs (116) Ryne Sandberg, National League Leader, Total Bases (344) All-Star Game Ryne Sandberg, second baseman, starter Andre Dawson, outfield, starter Shawon Dunston, shortstop, reserve Don Zimmer, manager, bench coach Farm system Minor League Baseball AAA Iowa Cubs American Association Jim Essian AA Charlotte Knights Southern League Tommy Helms and Jay Loviglio A Winston-Salem Spirits Carolina League Brad Mills A Peoria Chiefs Midwest League Greg Mahlberg A-Short Season Geneva Cubs New York–Penn League Bill Hayes Rookie Huntington Cubs Appalachian League Steve RoadcapJohnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed., The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 2nd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 1997 References External links 1990 Chicago Cubs at Baseball Reference https://archive.today/20070619142254/http://sports-library.com/index.php/1990_Chicago_Cubs_Season 1990 Cubs on a Chicago-centric wiki el Category:Chicago Cubs seasons Chicago Cubs season Cub Category:1990 in Chicago