Images: World Series Rings Delivered, Chicago Cubs Fall 2-0 to the Dodgers
Posted April 12, 2017 1:00 am
See moments from the Chicago Cubs vs. the Dodgers and World Series ring ceremony at Wrigley Field Wednesday night.
Chicago Cubs players and coaches have their photo taken at the mound at the conclusion of the Championship ring ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs pitcher Jon Lester receives his World Championship ring from Stephen Teplinsky of Mundelein during Wednesday's ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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Chicago Cubs pitcher Pedro Strop receives his World Championship ring from Jessie McGinn of Arlington Heights during Wednesday's ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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Kyle Schwarber of the Cubs receives his World Championship ring from Melissa Hurd of Carol Stream during Wednesday's ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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Retired Cubs catcher David Ross greets Michael Folsom of Woodridge during the World Championship ring ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks shows his World Championship ring during the ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant receives his World Championship ring from Amy Liss of Downers Grove at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Pitcher Justin Grimm receives his World Championship ring from George Wiseman of Mount Prospect at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs catcher Miguel Montero receives his World Championship ring from Paul "Crawly Dzien of Bartlett at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs pitcher Mike Montgomery receives his World Championship ring from Joanne Harrer of Naperville at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Retired Chicago Cubs catcher David Ross hugs pitcher Jon Lester after throwing out the first pitch at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs Manager Joe Maddon watches as players receive their World Championship rings at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Ben Zobrist of the Cubs greets Hall of Famers, from left, Fergie Jenkins, Ryne Sandberg and Billy Wiiliams during the ring ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein views his World championship ring during Wednesday's ceremony at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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Chicago Cubs Starting pitcher John Lackey, left, and catcher Willson Contreras receive their World Championship rings at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
The Cubs will distribute 1,908 pieces of World Series jewelry to club personnel. Among those are the rings that were given to players, coaches, and staff in pregame ceremonies Wednesday night.
COURTESY OF THE CHICAGO CUBS
Chicago Cubs starting pitcher John Lackey delivers a pitch during Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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Kyle Schwarber of the Cubs walks back to the dugout following a sixth-inning strikeout at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs shortstop Addison Russell makes a throw to first against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs second baseman Ben Zobrist makes the throw to complete a double play to end the eighth inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago Cubs second baseman Ben Zobrist high-fives his teammates after making the throw to complete a double play to end the eighth inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Albert Almora Jr. of the Chicago Cubs slides safely into second following a Los Angeles Dodgers throwing error during the bottom of the eighth inning at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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Los Angeles Dodgers baserunner Chase Utley slides home safely as Cubs pitcher Hector Rondon is unable to glove the ball during the top of the ninth inning at Wrigley Field in Chicago Wednesday.
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