'Pink out' held at Wrigley Field to honor breast cancer survivors

'Pink out' Held at Wrigley Field to honor breast cancer survivors

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Wrigley Field held a "pink out" to honor breast cancer survivors Sunday. 

More than a dozen Advocate Health breast cancer survivors along with their families and medical staff enjoyed a day at the ballpark. 

Not only did they attend an exclusive pregame party and meet with players but they also showed off a giant pink ribbon. 

The group was also part of the first pitch and seventh inning stretch. 

The first 5,000 fans in the bleachers received shirts to create a pink wall in the outfield. 

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