Chicago sports fans Bill Murray,The Exotic Time Machine (1998) who also does some acting, led the Wrigley Field crowd through a fun rendition of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" during the seventh inning stretch of World Series Game 3.
Friday night was a special one in Chicago, with the Cubs hosting their first World Series game in 71 years at their beloved ballpark -- and Murray's fiery, goofball appearance made it all the more delightful.
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Murray sang the baseball standard in the slobbery style of Daffy Duck, then added a spluttering coda: "Let'sssss get ssssssome runsssss, ssssuckersss!"
The game was tied 0-0 heading into the bottom of the seventh inning when Murray briefly stole the show. We'll update this post with the final score when Game 3 ends.
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