CHICAGO - The now-famous goose that took up residence in Wrigley Field’s outfield planter during the Chicago Cubs' home opener is being honored in a fittingly quirky way — with its own bobblehead.

CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs are receiving praise for how the organization responded to a goose nest in a juniper planter in the iconic bleachers at Wrigley Field. The animal rights group ...

Toronto Blue Jays player Daulton Varsho caught a ball behind his back during a home game against the Boston Red Sox.

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame in Milwaukee released bobbleheads of Pope Leo XIV, the first US-born pope, joining a ...

Dodger Stadium and Wrigley Field. For what it’s worth, they’ve also won with a goose nesting in the Wrigley bleachers during the opening series against the San Diego Padres and continued to ...

The Dolton native joins other Chicago figures enshrined in bobblehead form, such as Chicago American Giants’ Hall of Fame pitcher Rube Foster, the 1985 Bears Super Bowl roster, Barack and Michelle ...

The Wrigley Field goose, which became famous for claiming a section of the baseball stadium’s bleachers earlier this year, was also enshrined in bobblehead history last month. Feeling out of the ...

Jed Hoyer, the lame-goose president of baseball operations ... Cubs beat White Sox 6-2 for City Series sweep at Wrigley Field Either way, it looks as if the Cubs bullpen will be a revolving ...

The struggles in 2025 are concerning, but one of the most notable stats where Muncy currently has a goose egg is the home ... was heckled upon leaving Wrigley Field. "You suck," the heckler ...