 Incoming Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein arrived at Wrigley Field on Monday morning to meet some of the team's employees and check out his new digs.  | 'Na Na Hey Hey' songwriter dies The New York Times reports: Paul Leko, who wrote the chanting chorus of "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)" that became the anthem of the Chicago White Sox's South Side Hitmen of 1977, died Oct. 12 of lung cancer in Sharon, Conn. He was 68. |  | Golfers 'given break' by R&A rule changes ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — Golfers will no longer be penalized if their ball moves after it has been addressed in one of a number of rule changes announced Monday by the sport's governing body. |  | Your Morning Phil: Ryno, Albert, Wash Talking baseball while congratulating the Bears for limiting the emotional baggage they took on their trip to England: 1. The Cubs passed on Ryne Sandberg a year ago. Could he pass on them this time? |  | No jacket, no tie, no problem at Randy Wells' benefit When the Cubs’ Ryan Dempster hosts his annual Casino Night fundraiser, he and his teammates come decked out in white tuxedos with black bow ties. When fellow Cub Randy Wells hosted his benefit concert with Texas Red Dirt singer Stoney LaRue at Joe’s Bar Friday, a teammate would be considered dressed up if he was wearing a collar. | |  | |
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