Dexter Fowler Explains How Cubs Snapped 108-Year World Series Drought in B/R Video

There is a World Series champion every year, but some titles resonate throughout baseball history far more than others.

And the Chicago Cubs' 2016 run remains one of the most iconic and revered in the sport's history.

Dexter Fowler was a driving force of that championship team as the leadoff hitter and center fielder, and he sat down with Bleacher Report for The Run to give fans a firsthand retelling of some of the most memorable moments and how the Cubs were able to break a 108-year drought.

Chicago overcame a 3-1 deficit against Cleveland in the World Series before winning an extra-innings affair in the decisive Game 7. Fowler set the tone and led that game off with a home run and will forever be remembered as a Cubs legend as a result.