We don’t do this often on the Sports Ticket blog, but this one time we’ve got to give a shout out to an amazing piece of writing that every Chicago Cubs fan – no, every baseball fan – has got to read. Over at Chicago Now, Chi-Guy just published a piece titled Could the Chicago Cubs Save Major League Baseball? In it, he sums up why the Chicago Cubs are the most popular team in MLB history, despite their perennial bottom-of-the-bunch finish, and names them as the team most likely to be every baseball fan’s second favorite team – right after the hometown favorite. See, there’s a good reason that despite their stats and not-so-winning ways, the fans still line up to buy tickets to Chicago Cubs games – and yes, we certainly have tickets to all the remaining Chicago Cubs games, as well as season tix for next year as soon as they’re on sale.
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So what is it that makes the Cubs so likable? Well, for starters, America loves an underdog. We’ll bet on the underdog in nearly any fight because we believe in the rags-to-riches, basement-to-penthouse fairy tale, and no team more embodies that scrappy spirit than the Chicago Cubs. It’s not just their record and their standings, though, especially not in recent years. Since 2009, management has taken a distinctly different approach to building a winning team that makes the Cubs fan favorites everywhere. Unlike the quick-fix approach adopted by so many MLB teams, Cubs management hasn’t brought in heavy-hitting stars from other teams. Instead, they’ve focused in on growing a winning team the hard way – nurturing local talent and giving them the skills and exposure to take down the Big Boys at Bat.
And seriously, who doesn’t love those sports movies where the scrappy team of young players gets their act together and goes on to win the championship? Despite the Cubs most recent losses, the team is still poised to be a Great Big Deal in the coming couple of seasons. Sportswriters around the country are sitting up to take notice and pointing to this year’s Cubs as the foundation on which a great baseball team is built.
More importantly, though, the Chicago Cubs pull in fans to watch their games everywhere they play. More than any other team, when the Cubs roll into town, they play to cheering fans even when they’re away. And that means that tickets for Cubs games can be hard to get – but you can always find them at Sports Ticket Bank. If you want to watch a young team grow and take over the standings, the Cubs are the team to watch – but you’d better get your tickets lined up soon! Visit our blog, or social media sites here, here and here to get the latest sports news everyday.
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