en
brewers - cubs
/ˈbruːərz kʌbz/
Definition
1
A rivalry between two Major League Baseball teams, the Milwaukee Brewers and the Chicago Cubs, characterized by their geographic proximity as members of the National League Central division.
2
Commonly referred to as the 'I-94 Rivalry' due to the interstate highway that connects Milwaukee and Chicago, resulting in high fan overlap and spirited stadium atmospheres.
Examples
The train ride from Chicago to Milwaukee is often more civilized than the actual Brewers-Cubs game itself.
Trying to find a neutral seat during a Brewers-Cubs series is like searching for a quiet corner in a hurricane.
Watching the Brewers-Cubs rivalry is the only time Midwesterners abandon their polite demeanor to argue over fly balls and foul poles.