The Cubs organization has agreed to pay to repair $388,000 worth of damages to the park, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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A huge celebration rally was held in the park after the Cubs came back from a 3-1 deficit to defeat the Indians in the World Series last month, and huge chunks of damaged or missing grass were reported after the rally.
Chicago Park District spokeswoman Jessica Maxey-Faulkner told the Tribune that the Cubs will pay for grading, aeration, additional topsoil and sand for the damaged areas along with repairs to fencing.
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The landscaping work already has begun and is expected to be finished within the next few weeks.
