Eddie Vedder Signed a Fan's Ball From a Wrigleyville Bar... Across the Street

Classic Eddie Vedder move right here.

Eddie Vedder just made a Cubs' fan's day in what could be the coolest baseball signing ever. 

Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribunetweeted photos of a fan who got the Pearl Jam's singer's signature by throwing, yes throwing, a ball from Wrigley Field to the bar Murphy's Bleachers. 

Vedder signed the ball and then threw it back, proving he's got an arm in case his Cubbies ever need him. He also threw guitar picks to lucky fans in the bleachers. 

This dude threw Eddie Vedder a ball from Wrigley to @murphysbleacher Eddie signed and threw it back pic.twitter.com/vdrG36Eh7z

— Paul Sullivan (@PWSullivan) October 10, 2017

Eddie vedder. #WrigleyField #cubs pic.twitter.com/vfsuX2XyI6

— Leslie🥰 (@ercus_leslie) October 10, 2017

Vedder is one of the Cubs' most famous fans, singing "Take me out to the Ballgame" at last year's World Series and partying with the team in the clubhouse following the win. 

Famous Fans of 2017 MLB Playoff Teams

Jay-Z — New York Yankees

Alyssa Milano — Los Angeles Dodgers

Bill Murray — Chicago Cubs

Charlie Sheen — Cleveland Indians

Eddie Vedder — Chicago Cubs

Ice Cube — Los Angeles Dodgers

Drew Carey — Cleveland Indians

Jennifer Lopez — New York Yankees

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John Cusack — Chicago Cubs

Mark Wahlberg — Boston Red Sox

George H.W. Bush — Houston Astros

Billy Crystal — New York Yankees

Katie Ledecky — Washington Nationals

Stephen King — Boston Red Sox

Vince Vaughn — Chicago Cubs

LeBron James — New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians depending on the day

John McCain — Arizona Diamondbacks

Matthew McConaughey — Houston Astros

He wrote "(Someday We'll Go) All the Way" in 2007 about the Cubs' journey to the World Series. 

The Cubs are up 2–1 on the Nationals in the NLDS.