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Mar 15, 2008 Dec 10, 2009 80 803

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Right now, the statue of Jack Brickhouse that was on display on Michigan Avenue (lets not get into why it was on Michigan Ave and not in it's proper place at Wrigley as opposed to the person whos statue is at Wrigley) has been taken down and is in need of major repairs. Pat Brickhouse, along with the Chicago Baseball Museum are trying to raise funds to repair the statue. Lets back Jack and get this statue of a real Chicago Broadcasting icon back on display. To donate, go to the Chicago Baseball Museums website at the website linked above.

23 days ago Cbtn_tiny kaseyi 18 comments 1 recs

This is not a joke. The Cubs are looking for a CFO. If you ever wanted to help prepare the Budget for the Cubs...here is your chance!

about 1 month ago Cbtn_tiny kaseyi 5 comments 0 recs

Our Long National Nightmare is finally over (Ricketts now official!)

No link, but on WGN radio...on the 9:00 news it was announced that the sale of the Cubs to the Ricketts family has finally been finalized and the family now has officially taken control of the team. There will be a press conference by TOm Ricketts on Friday at Wrigley Field to officially introduce themselves. More details will follow, but I just wanted to post that the Cubs finally officially have new owners.

Edit: Found a link ricketts family closes on cubs deal

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21ode08

Saw this in the Tribune today (8/28). While I feel it needed to be shared, I am at a loss of words as to what I can say about this.

3 months ago Cbtn_tiny kaseyi 16 comments 0 recs

Anyone at The July 23 Season ticket holder meeting?

I took the Wrigley Field tour today (7-23) and at one point while we were going up to the pressboxes, Crane Kenny passed us up and said hello to everyone on the tour. Once we got into the press box, I noticed that there was a group of people sitting on the 1st base side of the box seats, and there were chairs set up in front of them. I recognized right away what was going on, it was another Season Ticket holders meeting. (I went to one of these last year, so I knew right away what was going on). Later on in the tour, when we were able to go on the field in the dirt by the dugouts, I walked over to the visitor side to see if I could hear what they were talking about, but I wasn't able to hear anything. I also did not see anyone that I knew from my section there either. I was just wondering...did anyone here get an invite to this season ticket holder meeting and if you did, what was discussed?

Kasey

See what old Cubs Scorecards looked like at http://cubsbythenumbers.com/scorecards.html
Also, see the Cubs 2009 schedule at http://cubsbythenumbers.com/sched2009.html

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The Cubs were not part of the original bankruptcy proceeding filed by the Tribune, but according to the story, this is a legal maneuver to get the sale done quickly.

5 months ago Cbtn_tiny kaseyi 17 comments 2 recs

I know Al gets most of the kudo's here on the book, "Cubs By The Numbers" (after all...it's his blog), but I was also involved. I thought I would just pass along a nice story from my local paper on me and the book! And remember (obligitory plug coming here) you can easily buy it at Amazon.com. It makes a great Mothers Day or Fathers Day present!

Kasey

7 months ago Cbtn_tiny kaseyi 6 comments 0 recs

Here is a quick addition to my website of pictures I took at the 2009 NHL Winter Classic Hockey game held at Wrigley Field on Jan. 1st 2009. (yes, I know the background on the individual pics is a baseball and there are no captions to explain the pictures yet, but these pages are still a work in progress )

11 months ago Cbtn_tiny kaseyi 0 comments 0 recs

Snowy Tuesday Afternoon Name That Cub

Ok Everyone...You had fun with Fonzie2178's "unknown" Cub. Now we have a real hard one. Here are the clues. This picture was taken at Wrigley Field. The player is a Pitcher and yes, he was on the major league roster when this picture was taken. His major league career was extremely short. He was acquired by the Cubs in a very famous trade. NAME THIS CUB! (sorry Al...I know I emailed this picture to you to use, but I just couldn't keep this to myself any longer)
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Kasey

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My Winter Classic tickets arrived today. I just thought I would post a scan of my ticket so all of you can see what they look like (of course I have erased all the seat information and barcodes)

11 months ago Cbtn_tiny kaseyi 3 comments 0 recs