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Cubs fans react to Chicago's insane Game 4 comeback to beat the Giants

Published Nov. 15, 2016 2:44 p.m. ET

Teddy Mitrosilis

The Chicago Cubs were down 5-2 entering the top of the ninth inning against the San Francisco Giants in Game 4 of the NLDS Tuesday, and everyone watching was looking ahead to Game 5 Thursday night.

What a scene that would be at Wrigley Field. The stakes, the pressure on the Cubs, the fear that the Curse of the Billy Goat was alive and well.

But then the Cubs crushed the Giants' weak bullpen, scoring four runs in the ninth. Aroldis Chapman then closed it out in the bottom half to send the Cubs to the NLCS.

The baseball world reacted appropriately to the Cubs' insane comeback.

Did somebody place an order for a comeback? #CubsTalk pic.twitter.com/dRaIC3X2Lq
— Cubs Talk (@CSNCubs) October 12, 2016

Once again: Your never-say-die 2016 Cubs. #CubsTalk pic.twitter.com/Tbx6o40QiR
— Cubs Talk (@CSNCubs) October 12, 2016

It's fine. It's I'm. Fine I'm. @Cubs pic.twitter.com/DtnoOmT3wt
— Jen Lada (@JenLada) October 12, 2016

When your a Cubs fan and start to feel all the curses being lifted pic.twitter.com/TqpFvEH9FN
— joe doyle (@jOe_doylerules) October 12, 2016

My buddy Cullen, classic Cubs fan pic.twitter.com/4TgvL7sVVT
— Mark Schlabach (@Mark_Schlabach) October 12, 2016

3 outs. @Cubs pic.twitter.com/SCWwpLJcDi
— TommyB (@Tbets12) October 12, 2016

The Cubs game got me like pic.twitter.com/MbvZWsXJPo
— Megan Sims (@simsshady94) October 12, 2016

The Cubs right now. #NLDS pic.twitter.com/8GcXht2Rqw
— Frank The Clown (@FrankWWEClown) October 12, 2016

Might wake up without a voice tomorrow. LETS GO!!!!#Cubs
— Chase Eslinger (@ChaseEslinger) October 12, 2016

Ken Bone did this. #Cubs
— Colleen Wolfe (@ColleenWolfeNFL) October 12, 2016

CUBS WIN!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS TEAM!!!!!!!! I WILL SEE YOU IN CHICAGO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #FlyTheW ?⚾️?
— Sam Anderson (@Sam4nd) October 12, 2016

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