In Chicago, the Cubs are a source of hope and heartbreak, not having won a World Series in almost 100 years. But for Cubs fans, "never say die" is a way of life. And Kevin Kaduk is no exception-so much so that in a fit of loyalty to his "Lovable Losers, " he quit his job as a sportswriter in Kansas City and moved back to the Windy City on a quest to find the heart and soul of what has come to be known as "Wrigleyville"--The idiosyncratic neighborhood that has sprung up around Wrigley Field. This is a story of baseball, blind faith, and America's pastime as it's played in America's heartland.
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The Power of Habit
