Wrigley Field

It's not gonna be easy.

He's facing one of the best offenses in baseball in Wrigley.

But, I mean, if he can get going... 'Cause I was, I was ex- excited about JR Richie as anybody this year and felt pretty confident that he was gonna come up, stick in the rotation, and just be a mainstay as like a number three, number four starter.

Didn't happen.

Doubleheader on Sunday.

The All-Star Game will be played on Monday afternoon at Wrigley Field in Chicago as the All-Star Classic returns to the scene of its origination where it came into being as a product of a dream.

We'll be right back.

That will be a night game Wednesday night and a day game Thursday.

baseball.

I know you don't like the franchise, and I appreciate the rivalry with your Cardinals, but watching a game there at night – That's a picturesque scene, Wrigley Field at night.

And hard to believe that we were actually alive for the first game that we saw Wrigley Field lit up.

Yeah, when it was,

yeah,

Magical to me is where there's a good chance that Phil's will play in the playoffs.

Wrigley Field.

Like, there's just something to it.

It's not literal magic.

Magical to me is where there's a good chance that Phil's will play in the playoffs.

Wrigley Field.

Like, there's just something to it.

It's not literal magic.

it's like just to me, it's the peak version of every facet of an organization.

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Yeah, well, I had Cap on yesterday.

So, God, you know, you can only imagine what he was ranting and raving about the day before the Brewers clinched.

And Schwarber might be one of those guys.

Sylvie said he's hoping Schwarber hits career home run number 500 at Wrigley.

That would be something.

Now, Schwarber's at 385.

I want it to be an Ivy Tower.

I want Ivy to be on the boom box, like Wrigley Field.

We'll make it the Ivy Tower.

It might be Ivory Tower.

No hits to Philadelphia Phillies, 4-0 at County Stadium.

1975, Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Ronnie Stennett is the second player to hit 7-7 in a nine-inning Major League Baseball game in a 22-0 rout of the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field.

There's only one way you get seven at-bats in one game.

The rest of your team also has to have quite a few at-bats.