Wrigley Field restrooms now ‘pay as you go’
“Limited on what we can do to generate income, charging to use the troughs and the toilet only made sense. This is in the best interests of the fans,” Ricketts explained. “Like everyone else at Wrigley, I will be paying to use the facilities.”
Chicago Cubs Week In Review | April 15, 2013
The Cubbies showed some COMMITMENT vs. the World Champion Giants despite losing 3 of 4 games over the weekend.
Wacky DJ’s Guillen and Zambrano debut The OzZee Show on Miami radio
“It’s a [expletive deleted] blast being a wacky morning DJ,” Guillen said in an interview with Spanish language newspaper El Nuevo Herald about the program called The OzZee Show.
Rooftop owners agree that backs of upscale Jumbotrons as interesting as Cubs baseball
You may not think seagull poop on a Jumbotron can be the focal point of your party,” said Zybachowski. “I tell ya, buddy, you haven’t seen seagull poop on the right Jumbotron.”
‘Rumble at Wrigley’ to feature Ricketts against Alderman Tunney in cage match
In what’s being billed as the “Rumble at Wrigley,” the featured match on the card pits Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts against Wrigleyville Alderman Thomas Tunney with the combatants dueling in a 15’ x 15’ barbed wire cage.
White Sox advertising campaign reminds fans their season has actually started
“Hellooooo. Anybody home?” is the theme of radio and television advertising used to remind Sox fans that the team has been playing since April 1.
Ricketts puts Cubs up for sale after receiving severed goat head
"Screw this. I'm out!" Ricketts was heard saying after a three-hour Wrigleyville drinking binge Wednesday evening. "Greedy rooftop owners, crooked politicians, a doofus brother, worthless ballplayers, I can handle, but severed animal heads? No thanks!"
