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Quick little run-down of why Wrigley was so important to me to visit. Number one, oldest stadium left in the National league(Second oldest in all of baseball). The Cubs played their first game there on April 20, 1916, defeating the Cincinnati Reds 7–6 in 11 innings. It’s the last major league park to have lights installed for play after dark, in 1988. The ivy on the outfield brick walls, I don’t know it just feels so ‘baseball’ to me. But the number one reason for me, was that it was my uncles favorite team outside of SF and he used to talk to me about going there and I remember him wearing Cubs hats and what not. So in a way, I was doing it for him too. Ok enough of my rant, here’s the photos…
On the way to Wrigley stopped by an old Speakeasy…
Love this shit…
Is that racist???
Then a pit-stop with an ol’ bloody friend atop the Hancock building…
And off I went…
That’s right baby, I finally made it!!!
Statues of past greats out front with…
Ernie Banks
Oh say can you see…
One thing I learned real quick—The Cubs is gooooood…
Quick check on the local eats…
Shot out to Fishbeef…
Cub fans gettin’ ready to hybernate for the winter already???
SO F’N COOL!
Behind home vantage…
Da bears… wait, it’s the Cubbies
Cute lil cub…
Token mascot shot—CHECK…
The water guy was working his ass off out in the Chicago heat…
While the beer guy was sweatin’ his off…
Hey, me too!!!
Apparently NOT an official Chicago dog, nonetheless a tasty way to watch a ballgame…
One last selfie(I think)…
Outside vendor wise…
The infamous Waveland ave…
Brick city…
Kinda had to…
OH FUCK YEAH!!! Wrigley was at the top of my list, so hyped to finally get there. Fenway in Boston and PNC in Pittsburgh are at the top now, hope to visit at least one of them next season…
Thank you Chicago…
