Children's hospital patients flown to Arizona for spring training
Gage was one of three fans from the Chicago area who got a chance to spend more time with Cubs and less time in the hospital.
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Gage was one of three fans from the Chicago area who got a chance to spend more time with Cubs and less time in the hospital.
The Cubs, Advocate Children's Hospital suprise Gage Webber with trip to spring training
(left to right) Advocate Children’s Hospital patients Daniella Castro, Gael Alvarado Muñoz and Gage Webber hold their enlarged tickets to Arizona spring training all expenses paid by the Chicago Cubs while behind the plate at Wrigley Field on Wednesday Feb. 15. (Noah Festenstein/Journal Photo) Three Park Ridge Advocate Children’s Hospital patients were given the memory
Three Advocate Children's Hospital patients and their families will depart next week on a three-day trip to Mesa, Arizona to meet Chicago Cubs players and take in the club's first pre-season ballgame.
Gage Webber couldn’t understand why his parents drove him and his sister up to Wrigley Field. After all, Gage knew the Chicago Cubs are now at their spring training home.