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Relive the madness after Cubs' first-ever postseason clincher at Wrigley Field

after the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals in Game Four to win the National League Divisional Series on October 13, 2015 in Chicago, Illinois. (Jon Durr)
By Cut4 Staff

When the Cubs completed their 6-4 victory over the Cardinals in Game 4 of the NLDS, it was a raucous, camera-shaking environment at Wrigley Field. For anyone watching on TV, it was less of a crowd and more of a singular, cosmic energy willing the team to win. 
And for those who were actually at the game, well, the English language doesn't have the right words to describe the atmosphere. Fortunately, we have video footage so you can at least get a sense of what it was like.
So please, sit back, check in and enjoy the first-hand accounts and videos from the Wrigley faithful who were there, in person. 

And some very famous fans: 

Eddie Vedder even led a sing-along of his Cubs anthem, "All the Way." You know, just casually rocking out with a batting helmet and a very familiar lineup of backup singers: 

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Eddie Vedder jammin with the boys! #AllTheWay

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The party didn't stop in Wrigley either. Oh no, it spilled out into the streets. 

Where, naturally, there was a goat. 

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