Throughout more than a century of baseball in America, where teams have risen to championship heights and fallen to miserable lows several times over, where cities have lost teams, gained them and lost them again, there was always the Chicago Cubs and their futility. All of that changed last week, on November 3rd, when the Chicago Cubs won The World Series for the first time in 108 years. It was the very personification of history. Today, on The Evening Edition, Uma and Ezra examine just what it means to be a long suffering fan and to finally get everything you’ve ever wanted.

<p>Throughout more than a century of baseball in America, where teams have risen to championship heights and fallen to miserable lows several times over, where cities have lost teams, gained them and lost them again, there was always the Chicago Cubs and their futility. All of that changed last week, on November 3rd, when the Chicago Cubs won The World Series for the first time in 108 years. It was the very personification of history. Today, on The Evening Edition, Uma and Ezra examine just what it means to be a long suffering fan and to finally get everything you&rsquo;ve ever wanted.</p>

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