The Wrigleyville firehouse presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for firefighters and Cubs fans alike during game days.

Meet Cubs fan Pat Eriksen as he shows off his home bar & grill in Sugar Grove, Ill., packed with memorabilia and a Wrigley Field vibe.

Meet the Meyer family, which features five different generations of Cubs fans ranging from 4-years-old to 101.

Meet Corey McEnerney of Palatine, Ill. as he shows off his collection of Chicago sports memorabilia in his fan cave.

Something about a crisp, autumn day on the diamond creates some everlasting memories. It can also be a time of inspiration, as it was for Cubs fan and artist Roy Adorjan in 2016.

Taylor McGregor spoke to Ryley Krausen, the Cubs fan who caught Seiya Suzuki’s first home run ball.

“To describe someone at 100 with these words is kind of odd, but: energetic, agile and fun.”

There’s no shortage of famous Cubs fans from Hollywood, but there’s a group from Wauconda that’s just as popular and give the Cubs a spooky twist.

The Hanson family’s story is one of fatherhood, baseball and how three generations of Cubs fans continue to create lasting memories at The Friendly Confines.

Life has a way of imitating sports. Lifelong Cubs fan Pete Psaradellis is going through his own journey battling cancer and finds inspiration in the Chicago Cubs.