The last time the Chicago Cubs were in the World Series, it wasn't televised.
This year will be different.
The Cubs on Saturday night advanced to their first World Series since 1945 for a matchup with the Cleveland Indians, another team in a long championship drought.
Chicago hasn't won a title since 1908; Cleveland? 1948.
So when you have two cities that are thirsty to see their team in the World Series, you end up with sky-high ticket prices on the secondary market.
Posted today, TicketIQ.com has reported the average listing price for tickets is $6,400 per seat at Wrigley Field.
While the seats are actually being sold for a bit less, fans will have to pay up for a chance to see their team play in the World Series this year. We think they will.