World Series

When you don't know where else to turn, ask the Internet for help.

Friday night, Wrigley Field will host its first World Series game since 1945, and as you might imagine, there are several million people who would love to score some tickets to that game or the two games that follow it. No surprise, there are more than a few bad apples out there who would love to take your money, then leave you high and dry.

If you thought you'd save money this weekend by heading to a bar in Wrigleyville instead of buying a seat at the game, think again.

We're only one game into the series and the Cleveland Police Department is already throwing shade on social media.

To these babies, Dexter, Addison, Albert, Ben, David, and Chris are just, "dad," but we all know they're part of a history making Cubs team.

I'm planning on watching this year's World Series. Not nearly as intensely or emotionally as I'd hoped I would be just a couple of weeks ago, but I'm a Cub fan, and can say with a tad more sincerity than in past years, "Wait'll next year...