They were flying the 'W' on Wednesday in the Sager family — before the Cubs even played.
Turner broadcaster Craig Sager, a lifelong Cubs fan, was allowed out of the hospital Wednesday for the first time in almost three months — just in time for Game 4 of the NLCS, son Craig Jr. said in a tweet, adding, "Make it a good one Cubs."
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They did. And afterward daughter Kacy linked the Cubs getting their "mojo" back in a 10-2 win and her dad being out the hospital.
Someone just got cleared to spend his first night out of the hospital in 85 days! Make it a good one Cubs 🙏 pic.twitter.com/KEgJ54nHFG
— Craig Sager II (@CraigSagerJr) October 20, 2016
It's fitting the @Cubs get their mojo back the same night my dad checks out from the hospital #SagerStrong #FlyTheW pic.twitter.com/dEhVNO3zLl
— Kacy Sager (@THESagerbomb) October 20, 2016
What a night! #FlyTheW #GoCubsGo
— Craig Sager II (@CraigSagerJr) October 20, 2016
Craig Sager continues to undergo treatment for leukemia.
He threw out the ceremonial first pitch before a June game at Wrigley Field and then led the crowd in singing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" during the seventh-inning stretch.
We were honored to host Craig Sager for tonight's ceremonial first pitch and 7th inning stretch. #SagerStronghttps://t.co/yKPcgvGfFN
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) June 2, 2016
