Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant has some serious speed on the basepaths, but we guarantee he’s never gone as fast as he did in this video.
Apparently former Chicago Cubs pitcher Hector Rondon has a thing for playing with champion teams.
In a deal first reported by The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal, Rondon has agreed to a contract with the defending World Series champion Houston Astros. The deal is for two years and will pay Rondon $8.5 million, according to the report.
Wishing the best of luck to Héctor Rondón with the @astros!
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Kris Bryant, smiling all the way, throws to Anthony Rizzo, and ends a 108-year championship drought. The Cubs....are the champs.
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Thousands of Cubs fans created a beautiful tribute to the team's success on the walls of Wrigley Field, scrawling messages in chalk that were later immortalized in high-definition photographs by the team.
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That beautiful Commissioner's Trophy certainly looks good next to a Cubs logo, and millions of fans got to see it at the team's parade and rally through downtown Chicago.
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Anthony Rizzo got the honor of introducing David Ross to the crowd at the team's victory rally, and the big guy couldn't hold back tears.
One of the biggest gatherings in world history seems like a proper way to celebrate a historic championship.
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The perks of winning a championship certainly involve a degree of stardom, as Cubs players appeared on "Saturday Night Live," "Ellen," and countless other shows.
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After losing a bet with then-Bulls star Dwyane Wade, LeBron James had to dress up in a Cubs uniform when the team traveled to Chicago. We only wish he would've had to play the game in that outfit.
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Former President Barack Obama made one of his final acts in office count, inviting the Cubs to visit him in the White House less than a week before leaving the presidency behind. And he threw one heck of a party.
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The Chicago Cubs, in a beautiful ode to the championships of the past, went into the bleachers and raised the championship banner, but before that, they brought the World Series trophy into the park for an awesome ceremony.
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The Cubs got their championship rings in a touching ceremony at Wrigley Field, giving fans the chance to share in one of the more remarkable moments in the history of the team.
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Ignore the Cardinals uniform: Dexter Fowler played a key role for the Cubs in 2016 and got his ring before a game in June.
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President Donald Trump wanted the Cubs to visit the White House, and they did, bringing along some awesome gifts for their second trip to the Oval Office.
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The champagne sprayed, and the cheers echoed throughout Busch Stadium as the Cubs, appropriately, wrapped up their division title against their hated rivals in St. Louis.
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The road to a repeat went through Washington, and although the ride would end one round later, the Cubs celebrated appropriately after eliminating the Nationals.
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Fans are never going to get tired of seeing this flag at Wrigley Field.
Rondon likely won't close with the Astros either, as the team already has Ken Giles firmly cemented into that role. The defending champions have plenty of talented arms, with former Cubs pitcher Joe Smith and Chris Devenski also pitching in their bullpen.
The Cubs have added a pair of relievers since Rondon was let go, with Brandon Morrow and Steve Cishek both signing new deals with the team.
