Pictured: Wrigley Field, in the early part of the 1900s, before there was color, a goat, Leon Durham, Steve Bartman, night baseball and several different incarnations of Carlos Zambrano.
• Steve Goodman - A Dying Cub Fan’s Last Request.mp3
(A great Cubs-song post can be found here, featuring more Goodman, the Mountain Goats and Harry Caray).
Posts Tagged ‘wrigley field’
Tear down Wrigley Field, 2007 Edition
Posted in Columns, GateHouse, tagged alfonso soriano, cubs, frosty malts, megatron, ted lilly, wrigley field on February 22, 2007 | No Comments »
GateHouse - Time once again to renew my annual loud, obnoxious and ultimately futile call to reduce Wrigley Field to tiny, tiny pieces as soon as is humanly possible under the current rules and guidelines enforced by the various neighborhood associations and alderman (i.e., 34 years).
Live review: Jimmy Buffett at Wrigley Field
Posted in Billboard, Music, Reviews, tagged city of new orleans, harry caray, jimmy buffett, steve goodman, wrigley field on September 8, 2005 | No Comments »
Billboard - Almost a year to the day after exorcising the Curse of the Bambino at Boston’s Fenway Park — which he did a pretty decent job of — Jimmy Buffett was forced to take the centerfield stage at Wrigley Field with no such hope for drastic, fundamental karmic re-jiggering. True to the cosmic rules [...]


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