Last Curse Standing

It all began in 1945. While curses have crumbled, one is still standing proud.

William Sianis, a Greek immigrant and owner of a nearby tavern, came to Wrigley Field with two box seat tickets for the fourth game of the 1945 World Series between the Cubs and the Tigers. One ticket was for him and the other for his pet goat, Murphy. A squad of ushers at the stadium failed to keep Sianis and his pet billy goat out of the ball park. Once inside the stadium, Billy Goat Sianis took the goat onto the playing field, causing an uproar from the crowd before ushers intervened to end the stunt. More

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Last Curse Standing is Hiring!

SUMMER SALES JOBS

LCS is now seeking outgoing, energetic and individuals to join our sales team! Flexible hours, fun in the sun, & a great opportunity to make some mula this summer!

Sales staff will be selling LCS products in targeted areas around Wrigleyville on game days. Pay is straight commission per shirt sold with potential for bonus. You will need to licensed with the City of Chicago, please see LCS for details. Please note LCS parody t-shirts are not affiliated with MLB nor do they violate any of MLB licensed products.

For more information, please email us at jobs@lastcursestanding.com.