The Canada goose that nested underneath the scoreboard at Wrigley may just be on the way to joining old Garfield Goose and ...

The iconic Wrigley Field bleachers welcomed an unusual guest during the Chicago Cubs’ series against the San Diego Padres ...

The Chicago Cubs are receiving praise for how the organization responded to a goose nest in a juniper planter in the iconic ...

The goose is gone, but the bobblehead remains. The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum on Thursday unveiled a ...

A Canada goose took up residence in a planter box in deep centerfield, forcing the Cubs to block off a section of bleacher ...

I ventured out to the Wrigley Field bleachers Sunday to check out the new Chicago Cubs mascot, a goose that apparently ...

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum is selling a $30 bobblehead honoring the Canada goose that made a nest in a ...

"Protecting our fans, and our feathered guest, is our top priority," a Chicago Cubs spokesperson said in a statement about ...

After the ballpark sent a crew of "geesekeepers" to protect her over the weekend, the bird appears to have moved on. But she ...

The Chicago Cubs welcomed a new fan to opening weekend at Wrigley Field: a Canada goose. Fans spotted the goose near the ...

CHICAGO - The now-famous goose that took up residence in Wrigley Field’s outfield planter during the Chicago Cubs' home opener is being honored in a fittingly quirky way — with its own bobblehead.

The “Wrigley Goose” was nicknamed “Suzuki” by the Wrigley Field faithful, in honor of Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki. Well, as the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum explains in its ...