... if it gets upgraded to a felony if the guy doesn’t touch anyone or threaten anyone, which he didn’t. Anyone know?

... I am in favor of more security at ballparks in general, this is ludicrous. Tasers? Stupid.

These idiots are isolated incidents.

That way, the Cubs could squander all sorts of revenue on the inevitable lawsuits that would follow. And, hey, wouldn’t it be fun to watch someone go into cardiac arrest in left field?

It doesn’t take a genius to see that those who run onto the field are complete and utter morons, but let’s not get carried away with the punitive measures. Next you’ll be calling for guard towers with snipers.

read that last sentence, most of the time when I read your posts I shake my head in confusion or disgust, this post was no different.

Tasers are lethal weapons; people die from being shot.

Never mind that your whole post is specious. Worst fans in the game? Try going to a Mets game.

to see Soriano’s great game on Sat.? Wasn’t it fun seeing him come out of his slump?

if any hitter (who’s name starts with the letter Soriano), strikes out…they could taser that batter as negative reinforcement.

...to the occasional person running on the field. It’s been going on for decades and is not THAT uncommon. When you makes blanket statements like “The crowd as Wrigley is gaining the deserved reputation around baseball of being among the worst in the game. ” you’re on a very frail limb.

Define “around baseball” and where can a measurement of this be found in print? We definitely have a rowdy crowd and we probably attract more people from all parts of the country than almost any other team. Going to a game at Wrigley is a big deal with 20 somethings everywhere; including bachelor and bachelorette parties. Wrigley, Fenway and Yankee stadium carry their own mystique as a cool place to be seen-as an almost mecca like pilgramage….the influx of visitors, the event itself, the continual full houses and the excitement in general make it rowdy-but as you said the regulars and die-hards are generally pretty cool. (i may have just made your point ) :c-)

It is a shame it seems to happen more and more at Wrigley though.

it looks like the guy had a bowling ball for a head and it got knocked out of the hood when he was tackled. either that or it was the BIC pens guy.

were before he was carted off to jail.

I was in the RF bleachers yesterday and saw these guys early on, shirts off and an attempt to write CUBS on their chests. But there was only 3 of them so one had BS. After this happened his 2 other friends got tossed. Should of been an inning or two earlier in my mind.

I’ll send this to the bug report address. They must think that the # of wins automatically is listed first. That’s not correct. Thanks for mentioning it.

Thanks for posting.

I hear a certain Henry Mancini score….

I had no idea…