Almost immediately after the play, Bartman drew the ire of Cubs fans, who started pelting him with debris and yelling insults his way. Things became so nasty, Bartman had to be escorted out of the ...

Bartman, an otherwise unassuming fan seated near the wall, reached up just as Cubs outfielder Moises Alou leaped for the ball and interfered with the play. Bartman didn't catch the ball ...

If there was any justice in this world, the Bartman play would have been forgotten years ago. Yet it hasn't been, because...Well, let's just say for now that it's because we just can't forget it.

CHICAGO — The most famous camera shot is of Moisés Alou. The Chicago Cubs outfielder runs to foul ground and leaps against a wall. He stretches his arm out, glove raised above his head.

"That night was all about overcoming adversity. It may not be something like the Bartman play, but how will you respond if you don't like a call from a referee or your team suffers a key injury?" ...

Steve Bartman, the Cubs fan who interfered with a ... Twelve Marlins batters came to the play during the eight-run inning, leading to an 8-3 Cubs loss. (Scott Strazzante/Chicago Tribune) Amanda ...

Twelve Marlins batters came to the play during the eight-run inning, leading to an 8-3 Cubs loss. The media has mostly ignored Bartman over the last seven years, expect perhaps when other so ...

With Game 1 of the World Series tied, 2-2, in the top of the ninth inning, New York Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres ...

In talking to the players, it’s funny how, almost to a man, they believe “everybody kind of forgets about the error” because of all the attention on the Bartman-Alou play. And yes ...