Since my relocation to Chicago, I have not made the commitment — Cubs or White Sox? Sorry, I've never lived in a city with two teams, so I will give them equal time, before I make up my mind.

Meanwhile, the Cubs are looking for a new player, someone to promote them as a public address announcer.

According to nbcchicago.com, you could be "the voice of the Chicago Cubs while in Wrigley Field" to replace announcer Paul Friedman. And fans are eligible to apply."

You have to be available for all 81 Cubs home games and it will be your job to announce starting lineups, pitching changes and general Cubs information on days, nights, weekends and holidays during the season. And your knowledge of baseball has to be as good as your announcing skills.

To apply, go online and create a 2-minute video reading the three scripts provided on the application site here.

On another note, congrats to Chioke McRae winner of my first Tweekstakes, I will be sending the ebook your way soon.