If you are really serious that the sacred Wrigley Field should not be changed or updated, then we should go back to the way it was when it was built. Get rid of the lights. Tear down the upper deck. Rip the Ivy off the walls. Take out the center field scoreboard. Take out the bleachers... Wrigley Field has undergone changes every couple of years for my entire lifetime, and I'm sure for years before that! If they don't keep updating the park, they'll have to move! If you truly love Wrigley Field, you should be happy that the Tribune keeps putting money into the park. I remember what happened to the Old Comiskey Park and Tigers Stadium, when their owners stopped spending money on those stadiums. Quit your whining!.
posted by dickjnsn at 02:28 PM on December 13, 2005
Is nothing sacred at Wrigley?
If you are really serious that the sacred Wrigley Field should not be changed or updated, then we should go back to the way it was when it was built. Get rid of the lights. Tear down the upper deck. Rip the Ivy off the walls. Take out the center field scoreboard. Take out the bleachers... Wrigley Field has undergone changes every couple of years for my entire lifetime, and I'm sure for years before that! If they don't keep updating the park, they'll have to move! If you truly love Wrigley Field, you should be happy that the Tribune keeps putting money into the park. I remember what happened to the Old Comiskey Park and Tigers Stadium, when their owners stopped spending money on those stadiums. Quit your whining!.