Oh, well. I guess the south side is the more Irish part of Chicago, anyway.
So here are four Cubs Pats for St. Patrick's Day

Pat Bourque

Pat Cline

Pat Perry

Pat Tabler
Since none of these amounted to much with the Cubs, so let me show you another Cubs Pat, and he's my favorite.

Radio play by play man, Pat Hughes. Pat does a great job of describing the game, is enthusiastic, and he puts up with (or humors) Ron Santo the way a family tolerates that weird uncle....he's family, you love him, but you also roll your eyes over some of the things he says or does.
Nicely done and Happy St. Patrick's Day to all.
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