The 2000 Chicago Cubs season was highlighted by the incredible power of Sammy Sosa, who slugged 50 home runs and recorded 138 RBIs while batting a stellar .320. Fans at Wrigley Field also enjoyed the consistent play of veteran Mark Grace and the speed of Eric Young, who led the team with 54 stolen bases. While the team faced a challenging year in the standings, the season provided many exciting individual performances and high-scoring games that showcased the talent within the roster. A 2003 All-Star and former second overall pick, Mark Prior was a dominant but injury-plagued pitcher for the Chicago Cubs who recorded 42 wins and 757 strikeouts over a five-season Major League career.