Images: Outside Game 5 and in the suburbs to cheer the Cubs in the World Series
Scenes from outside Wrigley Field as well as in the suburbs during Game 5 of the World Series. The Cleveland Indians fell 3-2 to the Chicago Cubs. The series continues Tuesday in Cleveland with the Indians leading 3 games to 2.
Jason Gilly of Chicago walks with his sign before the start of the game.
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Omar Cavada and his daughter Victoria, 4, pose for a picture before the start of the game.
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Jeff Dayson and his wife Raquel of Chicago pose for a picture before the game.
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Fans enjoys drinks on top of a bar on Clark Street before the game.
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A Chicago Police officer sports a Cubs tattoo before the start of the game.
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James Chally of Seattle tries on a Cubs hat as vendor Herman Stein holds a mirror before the game.
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Johnny Thompson of Baltimore, Maryland snaps a photo of the stadium.
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Austin Joseph of Atlanta writes his name on the stadium wall in chalk.
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Eric Lundgren, left, of Elk Grove and Lucky Martinez of Bloomingdale react to a homerun in the first inning as Chicago Cubs fans watch the World Series game Sunday at Coaches Corner in Elk Grove. It was Game 5 of the best-of-seven series between the Cubs and the Cleveland Indians at Wrigley Field with the Indians holding a 3-1 game lead.
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Jonathan Murphy, left, Zach Solorio and Devin Neill, all of Elk Grove Village, react to a strikeout by pitcher Jon Lester as Chicago Cubs fans watch the World Series game Sunday at Coaches Corner in Elk Grove. It was Game 5 of the best-of-seven series between the Cubs and the Cleveland Indians at Wrigley Field with the Indians holding a 3-1 game lead.
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Jonathan Murphy and Zach Solorio of Elk Grove Village celebrate the Kris Bryant homerun in the fourth inning as Chicago Cubs fans watch the World Series game Sunday at Coaches Corner in Elk Grove. It was Game 5 of the best-of-seven series between the Cubs and the Cleveland Indians at Wrigley Field with the Indians holding a 3-1 game lead.
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Eric Lundgren, left, of Elk Grove, Lucky Martinez of Bloomingdale and Alfonso Arevalo of Elk Grove sit depressed as Chicago Cubs fans watch the World Series game Sunday at Coaches Corner in Elk Grove. It was Game 5 of the best-of-seven series between the Cubs and the Cleveland Indians at Wrigley Field with the Indians holding a 3-1 game lead.
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