Sports Illustrated World Series commemorative issues now for sale

Nov 4, 2016; Chicago, IL, USA; Chicago Cubs catcher Miguel Montero shows off the commissioner
Nov 4, 2016; Chicago, IL, USA; Chicago Cubs catcher Miguel Montero shows off the commissioner /
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The moments from the Chicago Cubs 2016 World Series victory can now be found in your own home. Sports Illustrated is offering commemorative edition magazines that feature some of the most exciting moments from Game 7 against the Cleveland Indians.

Your 2016 World Series Champions are a once in a lifetime team. They won 103 games, won the 2016 World Series, and broke a curse that lasted for 108 years. The Cubs made history, not just in winning, but also in how they won.

Game 7 was arguably the best baseball game ever to be played and the 2016 World Series is arguably the best postseason series ever. In a wild Game 7 that featured a game-tying home run in the 8th inning, a rain delay and extra innings, the Cubs prevailed.

Dexter Fowler’s leadoff home run, Jon Lester’s incredible relief performance, David Ross’s redemption home run, and Ben Zobrist’s game-winning hit are just a few of the lifelong memories Cubs fans will have. And some of the best moments in winning the World Series can be delivered straight to your door.

Now, Sports Illustrated is letting fans relive those moments forever through a commemorative edition of the magazine. With five available options, you will be able to choose which moment of history you want forever.

The available covers are:

  • Kris Bryant rounding third base;
  • Anthony Rizzo celebrating at the plate;
  • Jon Lester pitching;
  • Anthony Rizzo celebrating after getting the final out;
  • The Chicago Cubs team celebrating after winning the World Series

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Sports Illustrated is selling each individual commemorative issue as well as entire sets. If you are a Cubs fan and want to relive the moment of breaking the Billy Goat curse, now is your chance. Whether you have been a fan of the Cubs for 60 years or five, this is the type of memorabilia a true fan has.