Dave Kaplan on the Wrigley dealings

Baseball season’s underway, and this is the first night with fifteen full games on the slate as every team was in action.  Unfortunately the Cubs lost, but you can’t win them all anyway.  Thankfully, you can’t lose them all either, no matter how hard you try.  The rubber match is tomorrow and once we get past all the home openers, we’ll no longer have that stupid random off-day problem we had yesterday, except for the weirdo two-game series they have to sprinkle in to make all-year interleague play work.  Silly MLB. We rejoice that baseball has returned, but at some point in late October the season will end and we’ll pine for baseball yet again.  However, the team doesn’t stop working just because there are no more games on the schedule for the time being.  The more interesting news off the field for the Cubs involves the renovation plans for Wrigley Field.  We’ve blogged about this ad nauseum as the Cubs battled the city and the neighborhood for the right to renovate the stadium as...