US EditionColumn: A new chapter begins at Wrigley Field as the Chicago Cubs finally return home
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Cubs' Kyle Tucker's time at Wrigley Field begins. Does that mean it's running out already?
They bowed to Andre Dawson in the late 1980s and early ’90s, Cubs fans in the right-field bleachers at Wrigley Field did. Salaams en masse, on the daily.They chanted Sammy Sosa’s name for many years after that. Sosa ran out and saluted them, and in return came waves of, ‘‘Sammy! Sammy!’’Has the player been born who wouldn’t feel that sort of love and want to give some in return?How will inhabitants of the bleachers in right reach out and connect…
Column: A new chapter begins at Wrigley Field as the Chicago Cubs finally return home
Wrigley Field was a beehive of activity Thursday morning as workers prepared the ballpark for Friday’s home opener between the Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres. Last-minute fixes were still being made, and some Cubs players trickled into the clubhouse to put stuff in their lockers or work out on their off day. In 24 hours the gates would open, and another chapter in the long-running saga of the 111-year old ballpark would begin. When we last sa…
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