It takes a special player to help end a 108 year championship drought. It takes a even more special person to steal his heart. Kris Bryant is a electric player, he never likes to talk about himself but that makes him that more likable. Christina Edwards is broken and just wants to find herself again. Together they will embark on a journey to making history while helping each other along the way.

"I look at you and see the rest of my life in front of my eyes." -Unknown Baseball blogger Kennedy Simmons never attracted the guys. Too wrapped up in the sport that had consumed her life from a young age, she'd always found it difficult to find someone that she could relate with. When she meets a certain person, that all changes and Kennedy finds herself in a situation she'd never imagined.

Young three year old Emma runs away from her abusive father and towards the bright flashing lights. Kris hits a wall off grand slam and basks in the glory by trotting around the bases. ******** Closing my eyes, I slowly drift off to sleep in the warmth of the strange car. "I just want a family." "Later Rizzo." Kris mutters as he walks towards his car. "Really man again? Why do I always forget to lock my car."

"You're an asshole. You know that?" "Tell me something I don't know, Sunshine."

Kris Bryant's world changes when a new Athletic Trainer comes to the Chicago Cubs and shows him what it means to dedicate oneself to what they believe in.

"You may have given up, but I will lift you up. I will always carry you."

Holland "Andy" Rosander has always been one of the guys. After growing up on the south side of Chicago with her dad and three brothers, it's only to be expected that her favorite pastimes would include eating her heart out, drinking as much as she could physically handle, and baseball. The White Sox had always been and would forever be the only team worth anything in Andy's eyes. However, after a lost bet and a day spent at Wrigley Field, Andy decides that Chicago Cubs blue might not be the worst color.