You’re likely familiar with Steve Bartman—the Cubs fan who “interfered” with a foul ball during a 2003 playoff game against the Florida Marlins. Despite the ...

Steve Bartman was cemented into (unintentional) pop culture fame when he touched a foul ball during a crucial NLCS game Virginia Chamlee is a Politics Writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

Uttering the phrase “Steve Bartman” in the city of Chicago is still probably akin to saying “Bucky Dent” in Boston, “Reggie Miller” in New York, or “JaMarcus Russell” in Oakland. But twelve years have ...

The Chicago Cubs’ long-deferred trip to the World Series has brought joy to millions, but for one fan, baseball and joy can never again be so innocently mixed. Many of us have woken up the way Steve ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago Cubs announced Monday that Steve Bartman, a fan once vilified for deflecting a foul ball away from a Cubs outfielder during the 2003 NLCS, received a Cubs World Series ...

CHICAGO — The Post has a few friends who live in this great city, so when the Cubs finally made the World Series last week, I tossed a few Hail Mary passes into the end zone. Does anyone, I queried, ...

After 14 years and thousands of replays, it’s all over. The Cubs awarded beleaguered fan Steve Bartman with a 2016 World Series ring, hoping to create closure on what they called “an unfortunate ...

It was Wednesday evening in Pittsburgh, and the Chicago Cubs were winning. Frank Murtha knew his phone would be ringing soon. In most parts of Chicago, or at least on the city’s north side, beating ...

Steve Bartman is still firmly avoiding the spotlight even after the Chicago Cubs won the 2016 World Series, but the team is still in touch and have given him a very special gift. The Cubs confirmed ...

— -- Trying to finally put the "Bartman play" to rest, the Chicago Cubs have awarded the beleaguered fan an official 2016 World Series ring. Steve Bartman, wearing glasses, headphones and a Cubs ...