Cubs-White Sox fan fight gets real ugly at Wrigley Field: Hes got to go to jail

The friendly confines of Wrigley Field sometimes aren’t so friendly.A group of fans engaged in a wild brawl in the iconic bleachers during the Cubs’ 7-5 win in 10 innings over the rival White Sox on Monday night, with one fan ultimately assaulting another in a shocking scene.The brawl even captured the attention of Cubs star and potential NL MVP Pete Crow-Armstrong, who hit a two-run walk-off homer and also homered in the first inning to join the 30-30 club.“The fights in the stand are unfortunate and somewhat nauseating,” he said, “but you got people in the stands competing too.”While it’s unclear what exactly led to this ruckus, a nearly two-and-a-half-minute video showed a fan in a white Cubs jersey yelling toward a group of fans standing together a few rows below him, with that crowd appearing to wear black and grey White Sox colors.One fan could be heard in the background saying during the standoff: “It’s not that serious.”A man wearing a gray sleeveless tank top started pointing with his hands while fans started murmuring, with one even calling for someone to be removed from the stadium.A beared fan wearing a blue jersey then emerged and motioned for the group below them to come to him, while the Cubs fan in white repeatedly used the word “b—h.”The fan in gray particularly seemed agitated during this sequence, while what appeared to be a stadium staffer in a red shirt talked to the fan in the white jersey.The situation exploded when the fan in blue appeared to kick a fan in the row below him, which led to the person in gray throwing a cup in his direction.The fan in the white then threw his drink on the fans and hurled his cup in their direction, which particularly enraged in the fan in gray.Business then officially picked up, as famous wrestling announcer Jim Ross would say, as fists started flying and the fans wearing the blue and white jerseys became overwhelmed.One video, filmed from a decent bit away, showed nearby fans clearing ...