A representative for scandalous Chicago Cubs fan Steve Bartman says that he is thrilled that the group at long last broke its 108-year title dry spell, yet says he won't go to the triumph parade booked for Friday.
The Cubs won their first World Series title since 1908 after an exciting 8–7, 10-inning Game 7 triumph over the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday, beating a 3–1 arrangement shortfall.
He was recently excited that the Cubs won, as every one of the Cubs fans seem to be," Frank Murtha, a legal advisor who is Bartman's representative, told USA Today. "We don't mean to crash the parade.
Bartman, obviously, was for the most part rebuked for the Cubs' fall in Game 6 of the 2003 National League Championship Series against the Florida Marlins, when Cubs outfielder Moises Alou was deflected from his endeavor to catch to a foul ball when Bartman and different fans went after it.
The Cubs won their first World Series title since 1908 after an exciting 8–7, 10-inning Game 7 triumph over the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday, beating a 3–1 arrangement shortfall.
He was recently excited that the Cubs won, as every one of the Cubs fans seem to be," Frank Murtha, a legal advisor who is Bartman's representative, told USA Today. "We don't mean to crash the parade.
Bartman, obviously, was for the most part rebuked for the Cubs' fall in Game 6 of the 2003 National League Championship Series against the Florida Marlins, when Cubs outfielder Moises Alou was deflected from his endeavor to catch to a foul ball when Bartman and different fans went after it.
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