A Cubs-White Sox World Series? Why this could be the best chance since 1906
An all-Chicago Fall Classic this October is highly unlikely. But, historically speaking, it's practically a slam dunk!
A World Series featuring both the Cubs and White Sox would be a dream come true for Chicago fans and a major coup for the city. While the chances of it happening are slim, history is on their side. The Cubs and White Sox have both had strong seasons in the past, and with the competitive balance in baseball, it's not out of the realm of possibility.
The last time a Chicago team appeared in a World Series was in 2016 when the Cubs won it all. A Crosstown Classic World Series would bring a level of excitement and rivalry that would be unmatched. Fans would flock to Guaranteed Rate Field and Wrigley Field, and tourism would get a significant boost. The economic impact would be substantial, with fans traveling from all over to experience the historic rivalry.
As we head into the final stretch of the season, all eyes will be on the Cubs and White Sox to see if they can secure a playoff spot. What to watch next: the Cubs' and White Sox's remaining schedules and how they match up against their competitors in the National and American League. If both teams can make a deep run in the playoffs, the possibility of an all-Chicago World Series will become more of a reality.
Originally reported by espn.com. TourNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.