The Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, supports one baseball team in the Windy City.

Despite some initial reporting from ABC News that named him as a Cubs fan, it turns out that he actually is a White Sox fan!

The Chicago Cubs are sitting atop their division to open the 2025 Major League Baseball season, but the wins and losses took a backseat on Thursday. As the papal conclave appointed an American ...

Well, the Cubs posted a bit too soon before Pope Leo's White Sox fandom became public, sharing on X (Twitter) a photo of the Wrigley Field sign. The message on the legendary sign?

native. Smiling and waving to the estimated 45,000 visitors below, Pope Leo XIV likely had no idea that he was about the become the hottest topic on Chicago sports radio for the next 24 hours. The ...

According to church leaders from the Archdiocese of Chicago, newly elected Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from America, has a heart for the poor and is also a Cubs fan.

Kim/Chicago Tribune) “Ultimately, I don’t think God cares who wins or loses,” Masters said. “But it can’t hurt.” The Cubs are in first place in the National League Central and now might have a ...

With the news of Robert Prevost's election, Chicago fans are having a hay day with the potential for some classic Pope Leo XIV sports betting. For one fan, "The Pope Parlay" has been set in motion, ...

Robert Francis Prevost became the first American-born pope on Thursday. While his professional sports allegiances aren't clear, the Villanova grad was embraced by his alma mater.

The Chicago White Sox painted a murial in honor of Pope Leo XIV featuring his presence at the 2005 World Series.

The Chicago Cubs made a pretty big blunder with their public message after a Chicago native was named the new pope. Robert ...

“Hey, Chicago. He’s a Cubs fan ... If he really is a die-hard Cubs fan, Pope Leo XIV probably can let his followers know with a familiar Latin phrase that every fans knows: “Eamus ...