Bleacher Reconstruction Update - January 7
It's become a popular thing to do -- take pictures of the bleacher project, especially on a gorgeous, sunny, 42-degree afternoon such as today was. I saw at least half a dozen other people walking...
It's become a popular thing to do -- take pictures of the bleacher project, especially on a gorgeous, sunny, 42-degree afternoon such as today was. I saw at least half a dozen other people walking...
Just to show you how we bleacher denizens are on the same wavelength, I had e-mailed David yesterday evening asking him if he could stop by the ballpark and take photos today. Unbeknownst to me, he...
It's 42 degrees, cloudy and foggy, and drizzling lightly in Chicago today. You know. Opening Day weather. It seemed like a nice enough day, though, to head over to the ballpark and take some...
Despite the 25-degree weather and a biting wind, there was quite a bit of construction activity at the ballpark today, as you'll see in the photos. I saw a few other people with cameras; the...
Photos taken Sunday afternoon, December 11. Top: Behind left field, on Waveland. Note tall vertical poles positioned at the back of the new bleacher extension. Is this how high the new fence...
Yesterday, Howard called me, having driven by the ballpark, and he said there were "big things" going on, lots of new steel up, etc. Naturally, I had to go and find out for myself. Thus, you now...
Had enough of hyperventilating about trade and free agent rumors for a while? Take a breather and check out some more bleacher reconstruction and other ballpark photos, taken Sunday, December 4. ...
You may be a bit startled by these photos, as they show major changes from a week ago; the left-field steel superstructure has been nearly completed since then, despite a couple of snowy days and...
Ask and you shall receive. Some of you have noted that the photos I have been placing on the site are pretty large; they both can take a while to load, and they also, depending on what your display...
This all has to be finished in 140 days. Think they'll make it? Keep in mind that it was 30 degrees today, not a very conducive temperature for pouring concrete. (Photos taken at 1 pm today,...