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Cubs may leave Wrigley Field

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I am going to Chicago tomorrow. I'm going to the Reds game in Wrigley on Saturday. It will be my first time going to Wrigley, I'm glad I will get to see a game there before it potentially gets torn down.

^ If you're going anywhere near the outfield bleachers, make sure you're up to date on your tetanus shot.

This is funny. I guess they believe the fans are coming because of their wonderful product on the field.

 

:laugh: :lol2: :thumb: Wrigley Field, Harry Carrey, Ron Santo, Ernie Banks and Fergie Jenkins are the only Cubs I ever liked. Santo is one of my favorite all time players.

^ If you're going anywhere near the outfield bleachers, make sure you're up to date on your tetanus shot.

 

We will be in the bleachers. Any other tips??

We will be in the bleachers. Any other tips??

 

Yes. Enjoy it. The bleacher atmosphere was really fun. I make fun of Wrigley because it seriously needs some work, but I had a great time there. Eat a Chicago-style dog and have a beer in the sun. Nothing in the world wrong with that.

I love the Cubs and Wrigley Field but it's time for a new ball park. The only way I would be for staying at Wrigley is if they do some major upgrades...New Scoreboard, new outfield wall/fence new set of bleachers and so on

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