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this Chicago Bear Their National League Central rival, St. Louis Cardinals, were removed Sunday, but the Wrigley crowd still found something.
Of course, this is the tradition of guests singing “Take me to the ball game” during their singing Inning 7 In the home game of the Cubs – it’s Alex Cooper’s turn this time.
Cooper is the host of Call Her Dad, who played a lot of podcasts on Barstool Sports before heading to Spotify and Siriusxm.
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Bears radio announcer Pat Hughes left, bragging about his hands after podcast Alex Cooper sang “Take Me to the Ball Game” in the seventh inning at Wrigley Field on Sunday, July 6, 2025. (John J. King/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
She is an expert in microphones, but these skills are not translated and the crowd makes it know.
Cooper said before he started singing that the crowd “had never seen anything like this before.” She is right.
Cooper joined two other people at the booth and the crowd was not impressed. They will definitely do their best to perform – but, obviously, missed the mark.
Social media reactions are priceless.
“What Alex Cooper does at Wrigley should always be studied because if #cubs beat the Cardinal 11 times, you absolutely deserve it, if you boo for anything,” one user wrote.
Another even said it was worse than Roseanne Barr’s national anthem performance.
Fans celebrate the Chicago Cubs’ victory over the San Francisco Giants at Wrigley Stadium. (David Banks-Imagn image)
Not many others.
Cooper’s recent Sirius XM signed in 2023 is worth $125 million. She recently accused her of headlines Former Boston University football coachNancy Feldman, sexual harassment.
The allegations were made in the Hulu documentary “Call Her Alex,” who claimed that Feldman “has “more fixed to me than any of my other teammates, including stroking her legs and asking about her sex life.
The university issued a statement last month saying it has a “zero tolerance policy for sexual harassment.”
“We have a strong system of resources, support and personnel that is specifically targeted at the health of students and conducts a thorough reporting process through our Office of Equal Opportunity,” it said in a statement. “We encourage community members to report any issues and we remain committed to promoting a safe and reliable campus environment for all.”
People walked next to the Marquis at Wrigley Field the day before the opening game against the Washington Nationals in Chicago on April 4, 2012. (AP)
Nearly 100 BU alumni also supported Feldman, saying “never felt unsafe.”
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Feldman’s 418 wins remain 22nd Women’s College Football.
When the show happened, the Cubs won 11-0, which was the final result of the game.
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