Chicago baseball fans are buzzing about which team Pope Leo XIV supports, as the city's rivalry between the White Sox and Cubs intensifies. Father Gregory Sakowicz expressed surprise at Leo's election and speculated on his values regarding social issues. The Cubs embraced the new pope, jokingly inviting him to lead a song at Wrigley Field. However, clarity came from Pope Leo's brother, John Prevost, who confirmed that the pontiff is actually a White Sox fan, further igniting the playful competition between the two teams.
Father Gregory Sakowicz expressed initial disbelief at Pope Leo's election, noting that he didn't expect Leo to be chosen, but anticipated a strong focus on immigrant rights and environmental care.
The Chicago Cubs quickly embraced Pope Leo XIV as a fan, making a playful invitation to Wrigley Field, while also jokingly suggesting he lead the traditional seventh-inning 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame' chant.
John Prevost, Pope Leo's brother, confirmed to WGN9 that the new pope actually supports the Chicago White Sox, settling the friendly rivalry among the city's baseball fans.
Congratulating Pope Leo XIV, Cubs' Executive Chairman Tom Ricketts humorously suggested that the pope could deliver a 'Sermon on the Mound' at Wrigley Field, encapsulating the city's love for baseball.
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