Wrigley Field
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Joined: Feb 2003
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The neighborhood around Comisky is terrible. I have to run from the El stop to the stadium, and the upper decks are so steep that only mountain goats feel comfortable walking them. Plus the Sox are owned by that moron Jerry "throw in the towel in July when my team is only 3 games out of first" Reinsdorf.
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Joined: Feb 2003
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My husband drags me to the occasional baseball game. IMHO the best parks are the ones where they bring beer right to your seat. I recall "Old Style" at Wrigley Field several years back, and that was good. Tiger Stadium, Skydome and the one in Boston (can't remember name - Green Monster) were not as good as you had to get off your butt to get a beer - I hate that.
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Joined: Feb 2003
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To Gmoney
Try to park your car around The Confines. I'll cost you a bundle and you'll be luckey it's in one piece. Comiskey Park has plenty of safe parking and is is the safest ballpark in the country. There isn't one good thing good about that old dump Wrigley. Maybe the vines, but I hear there holding up the decaying walls. You have never been there or you wouldn't have sent the post that you sent.
Try to park your car around The Confines. I'll cost you a bundle and you'll be luckey it's in one piece. Comiskey Park has plenty of safe parking and is is the safest ballpark in the country. There isn't one good thing good about that old dump Wrigley. Maybe the vines, but I hear there holding up the decaying walls. You have never been there or you wouldn't have sent the post that you sent.
#11
Joined: Mar 2003
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Spoken like a true American...must have new new new new everything. Drink a few more beers at the game and that will cure your case of stagefright as you stand over those stainless steel troughs. It's a ballpark, not a 4 star restaurant. And lets realize, it's not Sox Park anymore...something like U.S. Cell Phone Field until THAT wireless company goes bottoms up and puts Joan Cusack out of a job. Sellouts.




