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Chicago Cubs fans were left a little disappointed after the team postponed its home-opener at Wrigley Field on Monday. However, that didn’t deter some fans from watching a game in Chicago.
During the weekend, the White Sox pushed their series-opener against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday to a 1:10 p.m. start. Their game started as scheduled and Cubs fans showed up to Guaranteed Rate Field.
I’m of the mindset that it’s kind of dumb to show up at a game where your team isn’t playing and you’re wearing a shirt, jersey or hat because all you want is attention. That being said, I’ll give these Cubs fans a pass for showing up to the White Sox game on Monday with their Cubs swag on.
I mean, c’mon. It’s 35 degrees and these people are still showing up. Those are some die-hard baseball fans just trying to catch a game. That goes for the White Sox fans who have been showing up to games too so far this season because it’s been shitty weather for them since Friday.
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#Cubs fans showing up. #WhiteSox pic.twitter.com/kX9FIdZ7Jn
— Brian Sandalow (@BrianSandalow) April 9, 2018
It's 35 degrees for first pitch at Guaranteed Rate Field, with dozens of Cubs fans in attendance to see White Sox baseball after the cancellation at Wrigley Field.
— Chris Emma (@CEmma670) April 9, 2018
That being sad, holding up the W flag is definitely a douchebag thing to do.
— Brian Sandalow (@BrianSandalow) April 9, 2018
Not trying to get attention at all.
