- Bleachers were placed in right field. By 1970, Wrigley Field became to small for the Chicago Bears as the NFL and the team became very popular.
- Wrigley Field is the second-oldest ballpark, behind Fenway Park, in the major leagues, making it a must-see for Chicago Cubs fans visiting the Windy City.
- On a beautiful summer day in Chicago, there’s nothing quite like enjoying a game at Chicago’s iconic ballpark, Wrigley Field.
- The main entrance at the corner of Addison and Clark is noted for its neon Art Deco marquee with the words “Wrigley Field Home of Chicago Cubs.”
- Wrigley Field is the second-oldest ballpark, behind Fenway Park, in the major leagues, making it a must-see for Chicago Cubs fans visiting the Windy City.
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- Wrigley Field is not only a place for sports and cultural fans, but also an important part of the heritage of the city of Chicago and the country as a whole.
- Home of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field is one of the Major League baseball franchises of the city.
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