Not All Chicagoans Cheering On Cubs In NLCS
Not everybody in Chicago is rooting for the Cubs in the NLCS, reports WBBM's Steve Miller
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Not everybody in Chicago is rooting for the Cubs in the NLCS, reports WBBM's Steve Miller
Fans are clamoring for tickets and the second-hand market can get pretty pricey, but some lucky fans got tickets through a lottery.
Quintin Berry will replace the injured Addison Russell.
As he was being courted by the Cubs, Lester would steer the conversation back to the present.
If you're going to New York this weekend or if you're a Cubs fan living in the Big Apple, there's a place you'll feel right at home.
"Winning together was the most important thing," Castro says.
The best part: She gets four tickets at face value! More than a million fans threw their hat into the ring for the chance to buy NLCS tickets at Wrigley Field.
Just watch and enjoy.
They say revenge is a dish best served cold. After 46 years, the Cubs have a chance to get back at the Mets for the 1969 season that broke many hearts in Chicago, and Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he's confident the Cubs will pull it off.
Stressed? Spend time with those you love -- like Kris Bryant and Kyle Schwarber.