Turner Sports reporter Craig Sager, who has been battling acute myeloid leukemia for two years, threw out the first pitch at Wednesday night's Chicago Cubs-Los Angeles Dodgers game.
Sager, a 34-year Turner veteran known for his bold attire, shed one of his patented white suits for a Cubs jersey for the first pitch of Chicago's Conquer Cancer game.
The one and only, Craig Sager! #SagerStrong pic.twitter.com/VuNUHwoX3k
— #VoteCubs (@Cubs) June 1, 2016
Fans who are fighting, survived or support those battling cancer take the field to meet #Cubs players! pic.twitter.com/g1AJgZ5zIE
— #VoteCubs (@Cubs) June 2, 2016
As if that wasn't enough excitement for one day, Sager serenaded Wrigley Field with his rendition "Take Me Out To The Ball Game."
We were honored to host Craig Sager for tonight's ceremonial first pitch and 7th inning stretch. #SagerStronghttps://t.co/yKPcgvGfFN
— #VoteCubs (@Cubs) June 2, 2016
Sager will receive the Jimmy V Perseverance Award at The ESPYS in July.
