Chicago Cubs manager David Ross and president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer are feeling fine and quarantining after both tested positive for COVID-19.
On the day the Cubs celebrated their first championship in 108 years, veteran catcher Miguel Montero was critical of how the club handled his role during the postseason.
An estimated 5 million Cubs fans poured into Chicago as the city celebrated the team's first World Series title since 1908 with a parade and rally.
Mike Napoli is back in Cleveland's starting lineup for Game 5 and Carlos Santana is back in left field.
David Ross homered and received four standing ovations and two curtain calls Sunday night, while Jon Lester and Joe Maddon teamed up to give the retiring backup catcher a moment in the spotlight.
Every Cubs win means a trip to Wrigley Field's party room, complete with disco lights, a smoke machine and video boards. Now, 97 wins in, the players are asking: Can you be tired of celebrating?
