I remember my dad teaching me the words to "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" and how we had fun singing it together at the games as a kid. It was a great moment. Hell, we sang it together 3 times in May when the Cubs came to Arlington and he is 79 and I am 37. Neither of us fit your supposed stereotype. That's a personal tradition not beholden to the Cubs. They weren't the first team to sing "Take Me Out...", they're not the only team to do so, and they're not the last. Harry wasn't the first announcer to do so and and he didn't even start it with the Cubs, so again I ask: what the hell is so "sacred" about it that he needs to be saved from the disrespect of celebrities showing up to sing it? He'll, you're making my point for me; so long as the crowd is singing it, who cares is conducting it? It's not some classic or exclusive tradition to the Cubs. Maybe some people are claiming it as a Cubs tradition, but I am not. I want them to end the "celebrity" singers because most of them are God awful. I'm sick of seeing a parade of idiots come through to promote whatever they are promoting when I am trying to watch a baseball game. Pick an announcer, it doesn't have to be Santo since you hate him like you hate Cubs fans, and let him do it every day. Hughes, Brenly, Kaspar, any of them. Just end this stupidity already. It's been over 12 years since Harry died.