Are you crying right now?

[raw]

OMG!

[OleMissCub]

I'm in Tiger Stadium watching LSU and Ole Miss and yes I'm in tears. Lots of Cubs fans going nuts. I've spotted about 4 W flags

[Derwood]

No, because there's still work to do

[jersey cubs fan]

No because I stopped after a few minutes

[Banedon]

I'm in Tiger Stadium watching LSU and Ole Miss and yes I'm in tears. Lots of Cubs fans going nuts. I've spotted about 4 W flags

 

You went to a college football game on the night of NLCS game 6?

[PackLandVA]

I actually got a little choked up after the final out in Game 4 of the Giants series. Don't know why, but the way that game played out ended up being a little emotional for me. Last night was sheer joy and excitement. Still work to be done, though.

[rocket]

i didn't cry but i was super happy

[Sosa21MVP]

For about a minute or so, yeah. I had several verklempt moments during the entire game, to be honest.

[philosophizer75]

I was ecstatic. Didn't cry, but I'm pretty young so it hasn't been that long of a wait for me.

 

The last play I jumped up and ran around yelling "THAT SHOULD BE IT THAT SHOULD BE IT THAT SHOULD BE IT" as soon as Puig hit it.

[NOLA]

I had a strange feeling of confidence all day yesterday that theCubs would win. The only time I got nervous was when Travis Wood was warming up. I kept it together just fine...until the old ladies in the front row. That got me.

[Sammy Sofa]

I had a strange feeling of confidence all day yesterday that theCubs would win. The only time I got nervous was when Travis Wood was warming up. I kept it together just fine...until the old ladies in the front row. That got me.

 

The only time I got a little nervous was when Toles came up for the first AB of the game and immediately ripped that single. I just suddenly pictured the Dodgers with taste for blood and belly-fire behind Kershaw and things seemed a bit precarious. Then Baez immediately negated Toles with yet another great defensive play and I felt great the rest of the way.

[Thed Hoyerstein]

i put my head down and cried, honestly it felt like the weight of 03, 04 collapse, and 08 miserable sweep was finally lifted. for a variety of obvious and non-obvious reasons, those three seasons are the ones that really hurt.

[raw]

I was ecstatic. Didn't cry, but I'm pretty young so it hasn't been that long of a wait for me.

 

The last play I jumped up and ran around yelling "THAT SHOULD BE IT THAT SHOULD BE IT THAT SHOULD BE IT" as soon as Puig hit it.

 

That double play was so odd for me. I knew when he hit it, it would be an out, and I went to stand up off my couch for the final out. I don't think my brain even processed that there was a runner on 1st and this could possibly be a double play. It didn't hit me until I saw everyone running toward the mound. Then I collapsed.

[Sammys Boombox]

I didn't cry at the stadium, but I did when I went to bed that night. I did again when I rematched last night. They were just a few small tears. This morning I woke up and walked into the closet and saw my "Raise the Flag" shirt hanging and I started sobbing loudly.

[imb]

im hella emotional irl but no

[Omar]

like dis if u cry evertim

[David]

my eyes have welled up a few times since that night while looking at pics/video of the game but nothing too crazy. i actually remember getting a little more choked up hearing pat's call from the end of the NLDS last year.

 

i'm sure it'll be next level if/when we finish the job.

[Derwood]

I don't remember the last time I cried about anything so no

[David]

I don't remember the last time I cried about anything so no

 

get a load of tough guy over here

[Derwood]

I don't remember the last time I cried about anything so no

 

get a load of tough guy over here

 

Nah, it's just a thing. I'm not terribly outwardly emotional

[Sammy Sofa]

[Bobson Dugnutt]

I was watching the game at a party with mostly strangers. No tears then, just shock. Listening to Pat's call on the double play later definitely brought the tears.