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It's been stuck in your head since Chicago won the World Series earlier this week ... but this is probably the best rendition of the classic "Go Cubs Go" victory jam you'll ever see.

The cast of the crazy popular "Hamilton" musical in Chicago paid tribute to the champs Thursday night, singing the corny yet super catchy tune to honor the Cubbies.

The vid is amazing ... and the cast even waves the 'W' flag onstage.

What do Cubs fans -- ecstatic their team broke through for its first World Series win in over 100 years -- have in common with dejected Indians fans questioning their own existence?

Desiigner CAN PUMP BOTH OF YOU UP!!!

We got the super-hyperactive, always-jammed-up-through-the-roof hip-hop star at LAX and asked him if he could deliver a little of his signature inspiration to both cities.

Check out the clip -- he turns up for the winners ... he turns up for the losers ... Desiigner turns up for EVERYONE in this video.

Chicago Cubs superfan Jim Belushi says he was crying and puking at the same time while watching his squad win the World Series ... saying he still can't really believe it happened.

"I'm in post stress ... traumatic stress right now," Belushi said.

"When that ball hit Ross on that wild pitch, I though the goat came out into the stadium ... and then someone went out and slit the goat's throat!"

Wanna know what Jason Heyward told the Cubs during the 10th inning rain delay that got the team so fired up, they ripped off 2 RUNS and won the game???

It's just as awesome as you'd imagine -- so says Cubs pitcher Pedro Strop ... who says the pep talk was like something out of a Hollywood movie.

There was cussing. There was adrenaline. And it worked in a big way.

Albert Almora Jr.'s 2016 Checklist:

Score go-ahead run in the 10th inning of Game 7 of the World Series? Check.

Become a father? Check.

Watch his own father beat cancer? Check.

Marry smokin' hot Philadelphia 76ers dancer girlfriend? Check and mate (literally).

TMZ Sports spoke with the 22-year-old Chicago Cubs hero and his wife, Krystal, who told us how they celebrated the big victory Wednesday (hint: lots of celebrity cameos!)

Hey Cubbies ... still super hungover from Wednesday night's champagne-fueled World Series rager??

Anthony Bordain's got a delicious cure -- and the key is marijuana.

8:55 AM PT -- TMZ Sports has learned the victim was 36-year-old Alan Anderson, and he was transported to a hospital in stable condition. He suffered a cut to his mouth and a head injury.

Anderson regained consciousness and told police and paramedics he'd been in an argument that got physical. He told police he did not want to file a report and even refused medical treatment, initially.

Here's the best part -- we asked Alan how he's doing this morning. His response -- "My head hurts." But he says he's gonna be fine ... "I survived an assault just like my Cubs survived being down 3-1."

Of course he added, "Go Cubs go!"

The biggest hit at the World Series came AFTER the game -- when an Indians fan KO'd a Cubs fan right outside the stadium ... and the whole thing was caught on video.

The two men had been arguing in the street outside Progressive Field in Cleveland when the Indians fan -- in a "Cleveland Against the World" shirt -- threw a haymaker right hook ... knocking the Cubs guy out cold.

The Chicago Cubs fan who was knocked out cold after the World Series was running his mouth to an Indians fan -- and even DARED the Cleveland guy to punch him ... so says the man who shot the video.

We spoke with Chris Vallimont ... who says he pulled out his phone and started to record after he saw the two men cussing at each other right outside Progressive Field.

"The Cubs fan said, 'You guys just blew a 3-1 lead, f**k you.'"

The Indians fan shot back, "Fight me, p****."

The Cubs fan replied, "Hit me now, I dare you."

The Indians fan accepted the challenge and blasted the Cubs fan in the face -- and then immediately fled from the scene while the Cubs fan laid on the ground unconscious ... so says Vallimont.

"He probably didn't move for about 12 minutes."

Cops and emergency personnel rushed to the scene and the Cubs fan was hospitalized.

The Indians fan has still not been identified -- but cops are investigating.

The Chicago Cubs are World Series Champions!

Let that soak in ... most of your grandparents, and everyone on Earth younger than them, NEVER could.

No sign of the apocalypse, so far. However, 59-year-old actor Daniel Stern did tearfully recreate his Cubs celebration from "Rookie of the Year" -- in his underwear.

Close to apocalyptic, but mostly good fun. #CurseKiller

And if you've been living under a rock and don't know what the 'Billy Goat Curse' is -- ask Bill Murray. Or just Google it.

Got a feeling Bill's gonna be busy for a while.

Charlie Sheen had a golden ticket -- an invitation to get on the mound for Game 7 of the World Series -- but a fan says MLB rejected his request to bring the actor on the field..

The fan, Daniel Eleff, tells TMZ ... he won a Starwood Hotels contest and got 2 tickets to Wednesday's Cubs-Indians showdown. He'll also be throwing a ceremonial pitch. Daniel says he wanted to use the ol' "Get me Vaughn" from "Major League" ... and have Charlie run out on the field.

But watch what happened when MLB honchos got wind of that -- Daniel told us how quickly his plans changed. We reached out to MLB, but so far no word back.

If nothing else, Indians fans can rest assured ... Ricky will be in the stadium.

The Chicago Cubs are hours away from Game 7 of the World Series ... and Hall of Famer Andre Dawson is confident the Cubs will come away with the win ... despite facing Indians star Corey Kluber.

TMZ Sports spoke with the Hawk about the big game in Cleveland ... and he says the Cubs can take advantage of seeing the ace pitcher for a third time.

"They've seen Kluber twice now, so they'll have an idea of what adjustments they'll need to make." Dawson says. "He's a great pitcher and he's gonna be on top of his game."

"This team was built to win games like this and they've had a tremendous year. This would be a great way to cap off the season."

As for what a championship would mean to Cubs fans, Dawson says it's "indescribable."

Charlie Sheen's got your lock for Wednesday's epic Game 7 of the World Series in Cleveland ... and he's hoping reviving Mr. 'Wild Thing' himself is enough juju to tip the scales.

We got video of Ricky Vaughn on his private jet en route to C-Town for tonight's Cubs-Indians showdown ... where he'll almost be front and center at Progressive Field. Check out the vid ... he makes a BOLD prediction.

TMZ broke the story ... Sheen scored some sweet tickets for the game thanks to 2 local business owners.

Charlie Sheen, the most famous Cleveland Indian in moviedom, is about to be wheels-up for Game 7 of the World Series.

A source close to Sheen tells local business owners Tony Madalone of Fresh Brewed Tees and Bobby George of Corporate Management Group are doing what neither the team nor the league could ... get the 'Wild Thing' to the game. We're told Sheen's taking his private jet to Cleveland this afternoon, and he's got a full day of activities in the CLE ahead of him.

Our source tells us Sheen's been given tickets to the game, and his benefactors are hoping to get him a prime seat, just a few rows behind the Indians dugout. Translation: TV face time.

Madalone, a die hard Cleveland fan says, "There's no better way to rally everyone than to bring Wild Thing to Cleveland." George says the movie scene with Vaughn gives him chills. The two were connected to Sheen through music producer GT.

We're also told there are plans to have Charlie meet with some of the Cleveland Cavaliers -- since they've actually won a championship already.

Charlie's all set ... and by the looks of it, he's got the perfect bag packed for his trip to Believeland!

New evidence showing Jose Fernandez had cocaine and booze in his system at the time of his fatal boat crash will not sway the Miami Marlins from retiring his jersey number ... team officials tell TMZ Sports.

Close your ears Cubs fans ... 'cause Bill Simmons is giving a eulogy to your season ... saying there will be no World Series comeback ... and the Cleveland Indians will finish it TONIGHT!

We got Bill out in L.A. and asked him if he thought the Cubs could pull off one of the biggest World Series resurrections in history ... coming back from a 3-1 deficit to win it all.

Bill's short answer? HELL NO! He tells our camera guy he thinks it's over ... and he thinks it ends Tuesday, 'cause in his mind the Indians are just too strong for the Cubbies.

N.Y. Mets star pitcher Jeurys Familia was arrested for domestic violence early Monday morning in New Jersey ... TMZ Sports has confirmed.

Familia -- an All-Star pitcher -- was arrested by the Fort Lee police department ... after they responded Monday morning at 2:22 AM to a call for "a dispute."

According to the complaint ... cops observed visible injuries to the alleged victim, including "a scratch to the chest and bruise to the right cheek."

Familia was arrested and charged with simple assault. His bail was set at $1,500.

The Mets released the following statement, saying, "The matter was brought to our attention and we are monitoring the situation."

We reached out to Familia's rep ... but so far, no word back.

FYI -- Familia appeared in an anti-domestic violence PSA earlier this month.