As Spring Training gets closer with each day for Major League Baseball, pitcher and catchers alike report there are still some major free agents on the market.
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And as you can imagine, this may lead to a rivalry of sorts…
According to 12UP, the Brewers really don’t want Cubs fans in their neck of the woods – speaking of rivalry – and it may or may not have led to some trolling from the Cubbies…
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As it a quick trip from Chi-town to Milwaukee, some Cubs fans are willing and able to make their way to see the rivalry series. And according to 12UP, Milwaukee is offering a Wisconsin resident pre-sale for all Cubs games to provide a home-field advantage.
It’s not that we dislike Cubs fans, per se. We just really prefer Brewers fans.
This special presale begins tomorrow. Details: https://t.co/mcq3bGeeDv pic.twitter.com/RgG50qhlLj
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) February 8, 2018
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And so our Cubbies did what our Cubbies did best – they went above and beyond.
Well, okay – more like, they did some free advertising/light trolling and let everyone know that anybody can buy Cubs tickets starting on Feb. 23rd.
Go, Cubs go.
Reminder that EVERYBODY can buy #Cubs tickets starting Feb. 23 …
Even if you live in Wisconsin! ❤️🐻 pic.twitter.com/apmiG9tJAD
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) February 8, 2018
In other news, Darvish just signed a six-year deal with the Cubs. Scroll on below to learn more – courtesy of MLB.