R. Lincoln Harris
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10:50 am | May. 9Urinal Troughs Fall Out of Fashion at Wrigley
There’s been a lot of talk about the changes coming to Wrigley Field in the years ahead. And make no mistake: Wrigley as we have known it, won’t be around for too much longer. The plans that were filed with …
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12:01 am | Apr. 4101 Reasons Why Chicago Is America’s Best Baseball Town
From Spalding’s gloves to Veeck’s scoreboards, the game of baseball is at home in Chicago.
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11:31 am | Mar. 19Why The Cubs Won’t Fly in Rosemont
As negotiations between the Cubs and the city over the proposed renovation of Wrigley Field drag on, a suburban mayor has stepped up with an offer. David Kaplan of CSN Chicago reported Monday that Rosemont’s mayor offered the Ricketts family …
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12:01 am | Feb. 13Pete Rose Stripped Of All-Time Hits Record… By Topps Baseball Cards
Rose, who was declared permanently ineligible from baseball for allegedly betting on games, has had his name wiped from the back of this year’s Topps MLB cards.
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12:01 am | Jan. 29A Qualitative Loss: The Short, Sad Story Of Ryan Freel And The Cubs
What insights can we glean from this man’s short, unfortunate life by looking beyond the statistics at his time as a Cub?
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12:01 am | Nov. 27Northwestern’s Perfect Football Season*
As we await the Big Ten Championship game next weekend, let’s look back at three plays that—as crazy as it sounds—spoiled a perfect season for Northwestern.
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4:28 pm | Sep. 24Kerry Wood: One Game Away From Legendary
Even after Game Six in 2003, there was still one more chance, and it could have been a career-defining moment for Wood, even more so than his 20-strikeout performance against the Astros in 1998. One game, and everything might have been different—for him and us.
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1:09 pm | Sep. 8Rising: Springsteen’s Tribute to Santo
Friday night, The Boss played Wrigley–and had a special, albeit subtle, surprise for Ron Santo.
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12:01 am | Aug. 29Springsteen Hits Grand Slam At Wrigley
When Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band storm Wrigley Field next month, it will mark the Boss’s first shows in Chicago in almost three years. But it will also be historic: Bruce and his band will be the first musical performers to have played in all four of Chicago’s professional sports venues.
















