We’re told the hardware won by the Chicago Cubs last fall may be headed for a stint on the disabled list after being damaged by drunken fans who passed it around at the Paradise over the weekend.

In case you missed it, the stellar concert was wrapping up just before 1 a.m. when Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder, joined on stage by former Red Sox GM Theo Epstein and a cast of thousands, played Neil Young’s “Rockin’ in the Free World.” Suddenly, the Red Sox 2004 World Series trophy and the Cubs 2016 World Series trophy, which had been backstage, were crowd-surfing through the audience.

Problem is, the Commissioner’s Trophy, as MLB’s ultimate prize is called, is fragile. It weighs 30 pounds, but it features 30 little gold-plated flags — one for each MLB team — that apparently can break very easily. We’re told that at least a few of the flags on the Cubs trophy snapped off while it was making its way through the crowd.

The Cubs are above all. They can do whatever they want. They can do no wrong.

The Cubs are above all. They can do whatever they want. They can do no wrong.

It's a lump of metal, get over it.

It's a lump of metal

They violated the sanctity of the game !!! Andrew Miller would not have let this happen I can tell you that

Thank God Frank doesn't spend any time stewing over what the Cubs do, on or off the field.

T-Bone wins this thread.

When you have something you are proud of, you want to show it off and share it with others.

Surely Frank understands this.

When you have something you are proud of, you want to show it off and share it with others.

Surely Frank understands this.