Wrigley Field Message Wall Grows As End Of World Series Draws Near
As the street sweepers make their way down Sheffield and the bright sunshine beams on Wrigley Field, the chalk messages on the old brick walls grow.
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As the street sweepers make their way down Sheffield and the bright sunshine beams on Wrigley Field, the chalk messages on the old brick walls grow.
Kris Bryant will now bat third, with Anthony Rizzo moving to the cleanup spot.
Maddon and the Cubs are operating under the assumption that Andrew Miller could be called upon in the fourth inning.
Jake Arrieta opposes Josh Tomlin at Progressive Field, with the Indians leading 3-2 in the World Series.
Another do-or-die game is just hours away for the Cubs, and the fans are looking everywhere they can for signs of hope their team can come back from a 3-1 deficit in the World Series.
"Why not us," third baseman Kris Bryant says as the Cubs look to rally to a World Series title.
Skipper Joe Maddon strikes again, as he and some of his players have fun on the eve of Game 6 of the World Series, CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
Early in his return from a knee injury, Schwarber was relegated to one pinch-hit at-bat in three games at Wrigley Field.
Bryant has captured the hearts of many in Chicago.
You could hear the cheers from miles around.
