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Kate Upton is at Wrigley Field past midnight to watch the Detroit Tigers

Blair Sheade By Blair Sheade
   
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It’s well past midnight in Chicago, and the Cubs and Detroit Tigers are still playing at Wrigley Field after a two hour rain delay.

Most of the Cubs fans left Wrigley during the rain delay, but Kris Bryant’s girlfriend Jessica Delp and Justin Verlander’s girlfriend Kate Upton are still watching the game.

Delp is watching at her house while Upton is still in the seats at Wrigley.

Dedicated tigers fans A photo posted by Kate Upton (@kateupton) on Aug 18, 2015 at 7:08pm PDT

Is Upton a better girlfriend because she’s sitting in the rain, watching the Tigers while her boyfriend isn’t even playing?

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