Watch Cubs and Bill Murray Sing 'Go Cubs Go' on 'Saturday Night Live'

Three Chicago Cubs — sorry, world champion Chicago Cubs — showed off more than a sense of humor during an appearance on "Saturday Night Live." Viewers and fans were treated to a song, a sexy dance and some skin from first baseman Anthony Rizzo, catcher David Ross and center fielder Dexter Fowler.

The trio appeared in a sketch in which the players wore tight, white shorts while dirty dancing for the body of an elderly bachelorette (played by "SNL's" Aidy Bryant) who died at the start of her party.

"Who wants to hit a granny slam?" said Fowler before ripping open his shirt to show off his pecs and abs. His teammates got in on the double entendre and innuendo fun, too.

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"Don't worry, grandma, 'Grandpa Rossy' will take care of you," said Ross, referring to his nickname.

"It's your lucky night," said Rizzo, looking like a young Derek Jeter. "We're about to pull a triple header."

Later in the program, the players — joined by honorary Cubs mascot and lucky charm Bill Murray — popped up during the "Weekend Update" segment. In this sketch, they sang "Go Cubs Go" as the fictional winners of a singing contest held by the show.

Sadly, legendary Cubs announcer Harry Caray — in the form of Will Ferrell — did not return to "SNL" during the Cubs' appearance.

First baseman Anthony Rizzo (left), catcher David Ross and center fielder Dexter Fowler appeared with Bill Murray during the "Weekend Update" segment of "Saturday Night Live" on Saturday, Nov. 5. (video screen capture via NBC)

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