CHICAGO — The World Series is really coming to Wrigley Field.
Want proof: Check out the new paint logo in front of the Cubs' dugout at Wrigley Field.
The picture is courtesy of Curtis Waltz, who runs the @WrigleyAerials Twitter account.
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Waltz flew over Wrigley on Sunday afternoon and captured the photo.
"The paint really was barely dry," he said "Flew over at 4 p.m. and they were painting over NLCS and returned at 4:45 and not only was World Series complete but great luck let the sunshine through the stadium opening and down the third-base line, putting 'World Series' in beautiful light."
He said the first-base line logo was still being finished while he was flying over.
Scoop for @CarrieMuskat and @dnainfo_breen: First look at the #WorldSeries at #WrigleyField! Paint barely dry at 4:45 this afternoon. pic.twitter.com/hqNs87K2vr
— Wrigley Aerials (@WrigleyAerials) October 24, 2016
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