We all knew Theo Epstein would leave his job as the general manager of the Boston Red Sox to join the Chicago Cubs' front office at some point. It was just a matter of timing.That timing—the middle of the 2011 World Series—resulted in a rather low-key joint statement released on Friday on behalf of both teams, announcing Theo's long-awaited move from Beantown to the North Side of Chicago. The Cubs and the Red Sox will refrain from further comment until Tuesday, the next off day during the Fall Classic.Epstein will take over as President of Baseball Operations for the Cubs ...
