Theo Epstein to Cubs Ignites a Twitter Response

WEEI's John Dennis has reported that Theo Epstein has agreed to a five-year deal, worth more than $15 million, with the Chicago Cubs.

The exact compensation has not yet been determined, and the team hasn't decided on an official title for Epstein.

Following the announcement, the Twitter world has exploded with reactions from MLB experts and fans from both the Boston Red Sox fans and Cubs fans.

New York Times best-selling author Jonathan Eig weighed in on the potential effects of season ticket prices.

Kevin Kugler, a sportscaster with Westwood One weighed in on why he can't be excited about Epstein to the Cubs.

Bleacher Report's Michael Schottey contributed his take on Epstein working for two franchises that have been cursed.

David Kaplan of Comast SportsNet in Chicago reports that Epstein and Thomas Ricketts came to an agreement quickly based on the long-term vision that both men had about the team.

ESPN's Bill Simmons, an open Red Sox fan, sounds like he will miss Epstein.

Buddha Driggers of Sportsradio 1400 claims that Epstein is fearless. It's tough to argue that.

Fox's Alan Lee has already hyped up Epstein, calling him the Cubs' savior.

Buster Olney of ESPN believes that Epstein simply wanted to move on from Boston.

Red Sox fans, including Braden Smith and Mallory Majcher, appear to be extremely upset about Epstein's decision to leave and head to Chicago.

While Cubs fans, including Joshua Koch and Matt Allen, are hoping it's time to break the curse.

Everyone appears to have their take on Epstein heading to Chicago, so what's yours?