We can wait 100 years!

Time to play this one again...

Cubs beer-thrower turns himself in

He's 21 years old. At least we know that beer was bought legally. From the Tribune...

"The 21-year-old Cubs fan who threw a beer on a Phillies outfielder said Friday that he got caught up in the "heat of the moment" and hoped his actions would not taint the Cubs' image.

"I am a true fan. I love the Cubs," Johnny Macchione, of Bartlett told the Tribune Friday.

He said his decision to throw the beer on Shane Victorino Wednesday night was not premeditated or encouraged by his friends. He partly blamed the move on frustration for how the Cubs were playing in the eventual 12-5 loss."

Let's keep it in perspective. It's not like he and his dad ran onto the field to beat up a first base coach.

Randy Myers Poster Day

It happened on this date, 16 years ago. Let's just say it didn't exactly turn out as planned. Jeff Sargent was there and tells the story...

Hats, Get Your Hats

I wear my Just One Bad Century hat every day, and it's a real conversation starter. You can get yours here.

Oh and the updated t-shirts are available here too.

Buy me

I'm talking about the t-shirt and/or the hat.

You can get either one of them here.

Ron Santo & Diabetes

On this date in 1971, Ron Santo admitted that he was a diabetic. In this video he talks about the challenges he faced, including the scariest moment of playing with diabetes...it somehow resulted in a home run.

Glenn Beckert's hitting streak

Today in 1968, Glenn Beckert extended his hitting streak to 27 games.

That hitting streak is among the most cherished Cubs memories of WDRV afternoon host Bobby Skafish. He told us all about it in this exclusive video...