Chicago Cubs players soaked each other with champagne as they celebrated their Nov. 2 World Series victory. (Reuters)

The Chicago Cubs won the World Series for the first time in something like 108,000 years and, naturally, this raises only one question: How is Cubs super-fan Bill Murray?

Well, he's pretty freakin' great, that's how he is. He sang "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" earlier in the Series. He gave a random fan a ticket to sit with him at Game 6.

And, when the Cubs finally wrapped things up shortly before 1 a.m. EDT, he was living extra-extra large.

The moment the game (and the Cubs' victory) went into the history books was rather subdued.

Bill Murray can't believe it pic.twitter.com/OAlolvA3GH — Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) November 3, 2016

Then, with Champagne flying and possibly landing in his mouth, he worked the locker room like a boss journalist-fan. Sorry, Bryce Harper, but this guy put the fun back in baseball.

Things got really real when he interviewed Theo Epstein.

THIS IS AMAZING. Bill Murray interviews & celebrates with @Cubs' President Theo Epstein. #WorldSeries https://t.co/VVfUUEbbNb — FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) November 3, 2016

Then he got reflective: "A huge weight has been lifted. … The great thing about it is, we became such great losers. Good sports. Good losers. I just hope we're good winners. I hope we're good winners. I hope we're just as good sports as winners as we were as when we didn't win," before taking a massive swig of Champagne and asking the reporter, "Do you recycle? Recycle that for me, will ya?"

My interview of the night ended with Bill Murray asking if I recycle. He handed me his champagne bottle. #WorldSeries #Cubs pic.twitter.com/66jzAshLL9 — Jose de Jesus Ortiz (@OrtizKicks) November 3, 2016

Murray is such a big deal for the Cubs that Anthony Rizzo stopped a locker room interview to acknowledge him. "You're the inspiration," Rizzo shouted as he moved in for a hug (via Yahoo). They went on to have an inside conversation, possibly about how Murray had handed Rizzo a 5-Hour Energy drink before Game 4 and, when Rizzo got two hits and drove in a run, a superstition was born.

"Every game since," Rizzo said. "I swear to God."

Murray, because he's Murray, demurred. "I don't want a ring," Murray said with a chuckle. "I don't want a ring. I don't want a ring."

He wants a ring.

Anyway, it was a late night for Bill but he's possibly still going.

More from the World Series:

Bill Murray does a really cool thing for a fan

Plenty of heroes, no goats: An epic Game 7 finally delivers Cubs a World Series

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