Harry Caray sung “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” at today’s Cubs game. The song, which was a hit in 1976, was one of the most popular anthems of all time. Before that, it was used by the Chicago White Sox during the World Series. In 1982, he moved to the North Side to broadcast Cubs games.

Murray was a frequent visitor to Wrigley Field and performed several times for the crowd, including the Cubs’ home opener in 2012 and the first game of the 2016 World Series in Chicago. The singer began singing “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” during the seventh-inning stretch when he called baseball games for the Chicago White Sox. In 1982, he started singing the song at Cubs games.

In 1908, Meeker wrote the classic song “Take Me Out to the Ballgame,” which is still played at Cubs games. In fact, a chorus of the song is often played at every game. In fact, the chorus of the song has been sung twice at Cubs games. Whether the song was written by Murray, or by a different artist, the lyrics and music are the same.

The song has a long history in baseball. It was written in 1907 and first recorded by Edward Meeker in 1908. It has become the unofficial anthem of baseball. It’s sung during the seventh-inning stretch. The lyrics are written in the perspective of someone who hasn’t been to a game. Throughout the years, the song has been popular and is still sung in many baseball parks.

Bill Murray is a longtime Cubs fan and he sang “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” at today’s game. The performance was a surprise and was played over the Cubs’ Jumbotron. It was an incredible moment for both Murray and the Chicago fans. They’ll never forget it. The performance was so well received by fans that Robbie Schloss and the Chicago Cubs were able to win the game.

Although many of the songs are popular among Cubs fans, few can compete with the classic “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” by Bill Murray. The song has been played at baseball games all over the world for decades, and is a classic, and the song was a favorite of Bill Murray. The actor is known for his love of baseball and has sung the song several times at Wrigley Field.