President Barack Obama may be a White Sox fan, but he applauded the Cubs’ first World Series championship since 1908 by inviting manager Joe Maddon and the team to the White House. Read More Here (2)
Carl Amrhein has pulled off the near impossible by being both a Cardinals and a Cubs fan during the course of his life. Near-heartbreak turned to euphoria this time, a feeling Amrhein and other Cubs fans have to learn to embrace. Read More Here (4)
It was a blue Friday in Chicago, but it had nothing to do with sadness or any sort of gloomy weather emanating from this great city. The color was connected to the Chicago Cubs. They were on Day 3 of their championship celebration “bender” in taking a quote from Theo Epstein, the team’s president of […]
Chicagoans packed the streets and rooftops around Wrigley Field and all the way to downtown, there to witness a sight 108 years in the making: the Cubs, World Series champions. Read More Here (2)
Suddenly, everybody has an opinion on whether Wednesday night’s thriller between the Cubs and the Indians slid past those 36 other Game 7s in World Series history to become the greatest ever. My thought? Well, glad you asked. Read More Here (0)
MLB Network’s coverage of the Cubs World Series championship parade is live, being simulcast on MLB.com. The coverage continues until the parade culminates with a rally at Chicago’s Grant Park. Read More Here (0)
Steve Bartman is “overjoyed” that the Cubs won the World Series, according to a report from USA Today, but the longtime Cubs fan will not be crashing the celebratory parade in Chicago on Friday. Read More Here (2)
The Cubs are World Series champions! Be the first to get T-shirts, caps, jerseys, sweatshirts and more official merchandise from the MLBshop.com. Read More Here (1)
After Aroldis Chapman came off the field in the ninth inning Wednesday night, he sat down on the bench in the Cubs’ dugout at Progressive Field and began to cry. Read More Here (4)
The moment of a lifetime came for Cubs radio play-by-play broadcaster Pat Hughes shortly after midnight ET on Thursday when Indians right fielder Michael Martinez grounded the ball to Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant. Read More Here (1)