Steve Bartman 'Overjoyed' With Cubs' Title, Won't Be At Victory Parade, Rally
Bartman "doesn't want to be a distraction," his spokesman said.
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Bartman "doesn't want to be a distraction," his spokesman said.
Fowler told ESPN he won't opt in to the 2017 mutual option he shares with the team.
This is a pitch to not forget to view the Cubs championship parade with your own eyes.
Chicago Cubs fans started packing rail lines before the crack of dawn as they make their way downtown for the team's World Series parade and rally Friday morning.
Even the Chicago River was wearing blue on Friday to celebrate the World Series champion Chicago Cubs.
Caray's son-in-law saw to it that a radio was playing the World Series, and there were plenty of green apples, too, WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
The ride back to Chicago for many Cubs fans means time to celebrate with strangers, CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
You might say the World Series champion gear was moving faster than Javier Baez stealing second base, CBS 2's Sandra Torres reports.
Governor Bruce Rauner announced Thursday that Friday, November 4, 2016 will be marked as World Champion Chicago Cubs Day across Illinois in celebration of the Cubs' historic World Series win.
The line starts at 10 a.m., while the event starts at noon.
