The corner of Clark and Addison was celebration headquarters for thousands of Blackhawks fans after the team won its third Stanley Cup in six seasons Monday night.
Tuesday night, the Blackhawks brought hockey's ultimate prize to the Friendly Confines and kept the party going.
As they've done in championship years past, Wrigley Field was one of the first destinations on the Blackhawks' championship tour. Brad Richards carried the Cup in from the right-field corner, and the team paraded the trophy around the warning track.
Eventually, Patrick Sharp handed it off to Cubs manager Joe Maddon, who hoisted it above his head. Finally, the Cup made its way to the pitcher's mound, courtesy of Patrick Kane, ahead of a special first pitch from Jonathan Toews to Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo. Then came the team picture, featuring the Blackhawks, the Cubs and Lord Stanley.
Let the summer's biggest party begin.