Chicago Cubs, Red Stars join the teams seeking public funding for a stadium – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Wrigley Field security does not meet MLB’s high standard to host the Midsummer Classic. Several sources say the Cubs need to install bollards to control traffic and safety around Wrigley, which would cost about $30 million. A spokesperson for the City of Chicago would only say that, “All proposals are evaluated on a case-by-case basis based on the best interests of the residents of Chicago.”
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Tommy Paine
2 years ago

Typical mental disordered liberal BS. Equity…blah blah blah. Women’s sports need a seat at the table…blah blah blah. Sorry but with few exceptions, women’s sports is a money loser. That is the reality. Until then, you need to disabuse yourself of the notion that equity is a meaningful argument. It isn’t.

debtsor
2 years ago
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Women’s sports could be a winner if women started watching and attending women’s sports. But they do not. And until that day comes, they can blame themselves.

Old Joe
2 years ago

The Ghost of the Pontiac Silverdome is haunting Chicago!

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