TBS confirmed they will keep the cameras rolling for the seventh inning stretch during the series. It was a long fight to keep this tradition on the screen but I am glad we held our ground. Keep watching to ensure they actually follow through.
November 28, 2015
Final supporters
The NLDS will have the Chicago Cubs going against the St. Louis Cardinals. Since the games are going to be broadcast on national TV (TBS), they might not show a Wrigley Field tradition of showing the 7th inning stretch and cut straight to commercial. So Cubs Fans, as Harry Caray would, "Let [them] hear you!" and tell TBS what we want for this series and possibly the NLCS since they're going to broadcast that as well.
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October 11, 2015
The momentum behind this request is heavier than I imagined it would be when I started. It is exhausting to keep chasing this down but the fact that so many of you insist on preserving this tradition keeps me moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
October 11, 2015
102 Comments
THATS The Main Reason in this Picture.....SO HARRY CAN SEE AND HEAR US UP THERE IN BASEBALL HEAVEN.....HOLLY COW !!! Got to win for HARRY..
This is a tradition that's shared all over. Many long time Cubs fans don't live in Chicago anymore. Would love to see it!!!!
Harry would be soooo disappointed if you cut a Chicago tradition! This isn't the first nationally broadcast game.
Do this out of respect for longtime Cubs announcers: Vince Lloyd, Jack Brickhouse and Harry Caray.
It would mean a lot to the fans if you could broadcast the 7th inning stretch. We don't have a lot of opportunities to really relish in our fandom and this year has been incredible. We want to hear our song. Thanks.
Great tradition
Please show 7th inning stretch
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TBS confirmed they will keep the cameras rolling for the seventh inning stretch during the series. It was a long fight to keep this tradition on the screen but I am glad we held our ground. Keep watching to ensure they actually follow through.
November 28, 2015
Final supporters
The NLDS will have the Chicago Cubs going against the St. Louis Cardinals. Since the games are going to be broadcast on national TV (TBS), they might not show a Wrigley Field tradition of showing the 7th inning stretch and cut straight to commercial. So Cubs Fans, as Harry Caray would, "Let [them] hear you!" and tell TBS what we want for this series and possibly the NLCS since they're going to broadcast that as well.
Updates
October 11, 2015
The momentum behind this request is heavier than I imagined it would be when I started. It is exhausting to keep chasing this down but the fact that so many of you insist on preserving this tradition keeps me moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
October 11, 2015
102 Comments
we hear a Sweet Catoline etc we should hear Take Me out to the ball game! It is certainly part of baseball lore not only Wrigley Field lore
THATS The Main Reason in this Picture.....SO HARRY CAN SEE AND HEAR US UP THERE IN BASEBALL HEAVEN.....HOLLY COW !!! Got to win for HARRY..
This is a tradition that's shared all over. Many long time Cubs fans don't live in Chicago anymore. Would love to see it!!!!
Harry would be soooo disappointed if you cut a Chicago tradition! This isn't the first nationally broadcast game.
Do this out of respect for longtime Cubs announcers: Vince Lloyd, Jack Brickhouse and Harry Caray.
It would mean a lot to the fans if you could broadcast the 7th inning stretch. We don't have a lot of opportunities to really relish in our fandom and this year has been incredible. We want to hear our song. Thanks.
Great tradition
Please show 7th inning stretch
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we hear a Sweet Catoline etc we should hear Take Me out to the ball game! It is certainly part of baseball lore not only Wrigley Field lore