CHICAGO — The thrill of possibly celebrating the Cubs' first World Series title in 108 years pulsated through the busy streets of Wrigleyville before Wednesday's deciding Game 7 in Cleveland as fans wrote their support on Wrigley Field's outer walls.
— Alec Brzezinski (@brzezin_alec7) November 2, 2016
The vibe surrounding the park was little different than the nights the Cubs were in town. Instead of the bustling and overwhelming joy of experiencing Chicago's beloved team finally host a World Series, Cubs fans seemed like concerned parents who understood their child's fate is out of their hands.