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Game Six Cubs Fan name

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Does anyone know the name of the "Cubs" fan who gave us the eigth inning in game 6. Talk about a godsent.

Does anyone know the name of the "Cubs" fan who gave us the eigth inning in game 6. Talk about a godsent.

Steve Bartman, from Northbrook, Illinois. (northern suburbs of Chicago.)

Feel bad for the guy. But give us a break, you give up 8 runs in an inning and you are going to lose. End of story.

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But if it was not for that guy. Who knows, we may have lost!

The guy didn't really do anything that was out of bounds, and yet people are still saying *Cub supporters* That it was fan interference. No No No. They would have said so right on the spot. It was not like the guy just snatched it right out of the air on purpose. It was just a happy fan looking to catch a foul ball, I'm sure he didn't even see that the left fielder was their, because you would be paying more attention to the foul ball coming at you *more concerned about beaming you in the head* than anything.

My bf is one of those hard headed Cub fans. I keep telling him over and over that it was not a fan interference. We have made that topic of conversation taboo b/c all we do is argue over it and he's not going to come to the realization unless I sit him down in a room with a TV showing the replay over and over and over again.....

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