CHICAGO — Jeremy Scheuch went all-out cowboy for Friday's Cubs game versus his beloved Kansas City Royals at Wrigley Field.
Scheuch, who became a pseudo cult hero after he and his mustache were spotted during the Royals' win to clinch a post-season berth at U.S. Cellular Field last year, wore a Royals cowboy hat with a self-described "couture" blue shirt with K.C. logos on the pockets and sleeves. He said a friend made the shirt for him, and he found the hat online.
Expecting the @Royals to cowboy up for #RoyalsToWrigley@41ActionNews #ForeverRoyal pic.twitter.com/I1P8PJ2zQY
— Dee Jackson (@deejackson41) May 29, 2015"I had a little 8-year-old girl come up to me today and ask if I was a real cowboy," said Scheuch, the general manager at Do312 — a Logan Square-based events and social planning website.
#RoyalsToWrigley pic.twitter.com/4R5B30p1Dy
— Jeremy Scheuch (@jeremyscheuch) May 29, 2015Scheuch said he doesn't mind the attention his outfits draw.
"If I can make someone smile, why not? I'm just being me," he said.
The Royals advanced to last year's World Series for the first time since winning the 1985 championship.
Now I have to find some @Royals World Series tickets. #Stacheback2The80s #TakeTheCrown pic.twitter.com/XKOItesbuL
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