Honestly, since they started getting crazy about searching everything and such it probably took them forever to get in.

Shheeees, I love sitting in the bleachers but this is why I normally buy them for low priority games.

Al thanks for the tip you posted a few weeks ago about the extra security in the bleacher area. We arrived early and instead of my usual purse which is a humongous bag I carried my small party purse with the essentials. I felt a little silly carrying a party purse to a baseball game but didn’t have to go through a ton of extra stuff.

I should say I think it was you. Someone posted it a few weeks ago.

...how did YOU get into the bleachers? Wait in line like everyone else or are there other methods? Living out of state n all, the only few times I’ve made it to Wrigley, I’ve never had the opportunity to sit in the bleachers…

Dan

Well, I could save face here and say I was being sarcastic. But I honestly didn’t look at that picture closely enough to realize those were electronic W flags, not the real thing.

I tell ya, these new-fangled ballparks and their high-tech thingamabobs…

or a bit after. We were at that corner where the photo was taken just before 5pm, and then booked it to the Waveland side which is usually shorter in our experience.

Edmonds had already landed, but I sent this photo since their legs are spread out in a fan like shape. Al had already posted my photos where they were all in midair. Lay off of Edmonds! Wow, did I just say that?

and first granny by an AL pitcher in 37 years.

covering first on a play.

I saw Baseball Tonight last night and Buck Showalter was talking about Texeiria being a free agent after this year and the size of the contract he would command.

Showalter’s point was that there were certain players the Union singled out every year to set the standard for future contracts.

Showalter seemed to think that Tex would get a larger contract because of this.

I always enjoy the detailed telephoto ones especially.