Thunderbird is a term used in cryptozoology to describe large, bird-like creatures, generally identified with the Thunderbird of Native American myth and folklore. Similar cryptids reported in the Old World are often called Rocs. Although Rocs are generally regarded as being eagles like the gigantic Haast eagle of New Zealand, which would have been dismissed as myth if not for fossil evidence, thunderbirds, on the other hand, are regarded by a small number of researchers as having lizard features like the pterosaurs and pteranodon. As most people assume these creatures did not survive from the time of dinosaurs, they are generally regarded by most people as mythological.This article deals with modern sightings (the last 200 years) of such a creature, reported as real, as opposed to clearly mythological accounts, though believers in the phenomenon often use the Native American legends as further evidence for their claims.

Mark Cuban confirmed last week that he has sent in his application to Major League Baseball to purchase the Chicago Cubs.

Its official, Mark Cuban is among the throng of potential Cub owners! What does this mean for the city of Chicago? Perhaps most importantly, if he is chosen to purchase the Cubs, the team will finally start winning. Cuban is a winner through and through.

Dallas Mavericks owner, Mark Cuban, submitted an application to be considered for purchasing the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs will go on the auction block at the end of the season to the highest bidder. The projected starting bid is $600 million. But when you look at it as only $6 million per year without a World Series title, it’s not that bad, really..

An interesting analysis of why there are so few black players in baseball, and, according to multiple sources, Mark Cuban has submitted an application to purchase the Chicago Cubs.

The Chicago Tribune reports that Mark Cuban says that he has submitted his application to Major League Baseball to purchase the Cubs. Cuban, who has owned the NBA's Dallas Mavericks since January of 2000 and is known for his free-spending ways, told the newspaper he sent the paperwork in last week.