It’s been about nine months since the Chicago Cubs were named the 2016 Major League Baseball World Series winners — and local hospitals are noticing a spike in births.
Just last week, Advocate Health Care in Illinois honored the arrival of the aptly named “World Series Babies” all born this summer.
“We calculated nine months after the World Series. We thought these little ones would be coming,” Mary Terry, the Women and Infants Service Line manager at Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital in Barrington, Illinois, tells People. “We were waiting for them.”
She adds, “We’ve kept having more and more. It’s unbelievable!
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Just last week, Advocate Health Care in Illinois honored the arrival of the aptly named “World Series Babies” all born this summer.
“We calculated nine months after the World Series. We thought these little ones would be coming,” Mary Terry, the Women and Infants Service Line manager at Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital in Barrington, Illinois, tells People. “We were waiting for them.”
She adds, “We’ve kept having more and more. It’s unbelievable!