MLBCubs parade: Chicago celebrates World Series titleChicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant during the World Series victory rally in Grant Park.Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY SportsCubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo and starting pitcher Jake Arrieta during the World Series victory rally in Grant Park.Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY SportsChicago Cubs left fielder Ben Zobrist talks during the World Series victory rally in Grant Park.Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY SportsChicago Cubs relief pitcher Travis Wood holds the World Series trophy.Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY SportsCubs president Theo Epstein said it took about 10 seconds to decide he needed to cut Miguel Montero.Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY SportsChicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon talks during the World Series victory rally in Grant Park.Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY SportsAnthony Rizzo celebrates in front of the Wrigley Field marquee.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesFans gather in Grant Park.Kiichiro Sato, APCubs fans cheer and take pictures.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesJon Lester, Travis Wood, David Ross and John Lackey.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesCubs players wave to fans outside Wrigley.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesA young fan holds a sign during the parade.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesFans take pictures of the parade.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesFormer Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood waves to the crowd.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesWillson Contreras waves to the crowd.Dylan Buell, Getty ImagesThe Cubs' buses travel down the parade route.Kiichiro Sato, APCubs president Theo Epstein holds the Commissioner's Trophy.Paul Beaty, APOwner Tom Ricketts' bus passes Wrigley Field.Paul Beaty, APCubs fans shake hands after wrestling in the mud at Grant Park.Charles Rex Arbogast, APCubs players wave to fans during the parade.Kiichiro Sato, APA truck with a replica Commissioner's Trophy on Michigan Ave.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsJake Arrieta rides on a bus past the Wrigley Field marquee.Paul Beaty, APClark, the Cubs' mascot, during the parade on Michigan Avenue.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsA dog wears a Cubs bandana at the parade.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsCubs fans waves flags from a trolley on Michigan Avenue.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsCubs president Theo Epstein waves to the crowd.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsA young girl waves a pennant on Michigan Avenue.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsFans celebrate in Grant Park.Charles Rex Arbogast, APFrom left to right, Anthony Rizzo, Dexter Fowler, Kris Bryant and Jason Heyward.Patrick Gorski, -USA TODAY SportsCubs starting pitcher Jake Arrieta.Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY SportsCubs slugger Kyle Schwarber.Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY SportsCubs manager Joe Maddon.Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY SportsCubs catcher Miguel Montero hoists the Commissioner's Trophy.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsWorld Series MVP Ben Zobrist.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsA Chicago police officer celebrates with fans during the parade.Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY SportsFans line the parade route.Kiichiro Sato, APFans celebrate during the parade outside of Wrigley Field on Addison Street.Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY SportsFans celebrate outside Wrigley Field during the parade.Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY SportsA general view during the parade on Michigan Avenue.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsCubs owner Tom Ricketts waves to the crowd during the parade on Michigan Avenue.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsCubs fans celebrate in Grant Park.Charles Rex Arbogast, APFans gather at Grant Park.Kiichiro Sato, APA Chicago Cubs fan is interviewed as she heads to Grant Park.Charles Rex Arbogast, APThe Chicago River is dyed blue near the Michigan Avenue Bridge.Erin Hooley, APYoung fans wait for the start of the World Series victory parade on Michigan Avenue.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsFans gather at Grant Park.Kiichiro Sato, APFans walk toward Grant Park for a parade honoring the World Series champion Chicago Cubs baseball team, Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato) ORG XMIT: ILKS101Kiichiro Sato, APFans wait for the start of the parade on Michigan Avenue.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsThe Chicago River is dyed blue near the Michigan Avenue Bridge.Erin Hooley, APBrian Terry, of Bannerville USA, installs championship banners in preparation for the parade.Antonio Perez, AP