American Sports

After a 108-year drought, the Chicago Cubs finally broke the curse and won the World Series in 2016. That Game 7 against the Cleveland Indians was nothing short of historic. Where were you when the Cubs made history? Do you think this win solidified them as one of the most beloved teams in baseball? Let’s relive the excitement of that unforgettable moment.

The Cubs’ 2016 World Series win felt like the culmination of a lifetime of frustration and hope. Watching them finally break the 108-year curse in that thrilling Game 7 was emotional and unforgettable. The resilience, the rain delay, and Ben Zobrist’s clutch hit—it was pure baseball magic.

The 2016 World Series was truly an unforgettable moment in baseball history. That Game 7 had everything—drama, tension, and the ultimate payoff for Cubs fans who waited a lifetime to see it happen. While I wasn’t physically at the game, the energy from watching it unfold was electrifying, especially with that rain delay adding to the suspense. When Ben Zobrist hit that go-ahead double in the 10th inning, you could almost feel the weight of 108 years of history lifting.