The weather so far this season for the Cubs' first homestand has been awful. And it's about to get worse. Thus, the team's dilemma.

The Cubs made multiple roster moves before Tuesday's game.

6,000 square feet is the size put forth for a Wrigley Field video board in the Cubs' "framework" released Monday. That's really, really large. It would be the seventh-biggest video screen in the major leagues.

The Cubs chairman met with news media Monday morning to discuss the Wrigley renovation deal; the detailed plan as released by the team is within.

Two weeks after the Cubs' self-imposed April 1 deadline for a deal to renovate Wrigley Field, the team and the city of Chicago have reached an agreement on that deal.

The Seattle Mariners unveiled this year the biggest video screen in the major leagues. How much is a Jumbotron worth to baseball teams?

Wrigley's outside bleacher wall could be extended to the edge of the current sidewalk if one of the new negotiating proposals becomes reality.

As if 44th Ward Ald. Tom Tunney hasn't been enough of a pain in the side of the Cubs during negotiations about renovations, now he's complaining about more night games. Read on, dear reader, for the latest.

The Cubs' home opener is Monday. Isn't it about time to get this deal done?

Will these people please shut up?