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I went for the first time this April. 48 degrees and in the shade behind first base. Absolutely frigid. Outfield had all the sun and completely different game if the sun was on you. Still had a great time.The one time I’ve been to wrigley field it was freezing cold in June
Always a good look irrespective of team loyalty.pull a pony tail through a team ballcap,
It appears that I was there 36 years ago this very day when Andre Dawson hit 3 home runs.The one time I’ve been to wrigley field it was freezing cold in June
It appears that I was there 36 years ago this very day when Andre Dawson hit 3 home runs.
Nah, it was a hot day and the ball was flying off Dawson’s bat. Only time I have been to Wrigley.Nope wasn’t that game. I guess it has gotten cold in Chicago more than once
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So like the Lakers?The Chicago Cubs = Your g/f wife that "gets into sports" and by that I mean, they like to wear team stuff, put a team sticker tattoo on their cheek on game days, pull a pony tail through a team ballcap, and drink a seltzer or Mich ultra in a team coozie. The Cubs, top to bottom are more about "being there", being SEEN there, than they are about the sport. The sport is just a vehicle for other stuff.
Chicago Cubs = "Stuff" and "Fluff"
Absolutely the most annoying franchise, at all levels, in MLB
Also, Harry Caray can get F***ed sideways. (if he was still around)
That applies to every single professional sports franchise that operates in a large market in the US. EVERY SINGLE ONE.The Cubs, like I said, are more of a "hobby" than a serious sports franchise, if you ask me.
Tell that to boston fansThat applies to every single professional sports franchise that operates in a large market in the US. EVERY SINGLE ONE.
As a White Sox fan who has studied the Cubs deeply over the years, growing up in the shadow of Wrigley Field, I can say that you are absolutely 100 percent on point. For about 75% of the supposed Cubs fan base, going to a Cubs game is the equivalent of going to a rock concert of a band you're supposed to like, but not really into at all.The Chicago Cubs = Your g/f wife that "gets into sports" and by that I mean, they like to wear team stuff, put a team sticker tattoo on their cheek on game days, pull a pony tail through a team ballcap, and drink a seltzer or Mich ultra in a team coozie. The Cubs, top to bottom are more about "being there", being SEEN there, than they are about the sport. The sport is just a vehicle for other stuff.
Chicago Cubs = "Stuff" and "Fluff"
Absolutely the most annoying franchise, at all levels, in MLB
Also, Harry Caray can get F***ed sideways. (if he was still around)
The OP was saying how a lot of Cubs fans aren't truly fans, but go to Wrigley for the experience, or are casual fans because being a Cubs fan is a cool thing to be.Tell that to boston fans
Just so we are clear, you're saying 30k out of the 40k that show up to Wrigley each game, those fans are not true Cubs fans and are just not really into it at all?As a White Sox fan who has studied the Cubs deeply over the years, growing up in the shadow of Wrigley Field, I can say that you are absolutely 100 percent on point. For about 75% of the supposed Cubs fan base, going to a Cubs game is the equivalent of going to a rock concert of a band you're supposed to like, but not really into at all.
Just so we are clear, you're saying 30k out of the 40k that show up to Wrigley each game, those fans are not true Cubs fans and are just not really into it at all?
Gotcha. I get your viewpoint.I'd say that many of them are fans in the loosest sense of the word. I'd equate them to Pearl Jam "fans" who know the chorus to songs like Jeremy and Black, versus Pearl Jam fans who know every word to a song like Light Years by heart.
I have mad respect for actual longsuffering Cubs fans. I have zero respect for the "let's look pretty and go to the game today, hun" crowd that constitutes the majority of their seat occupants.
Having been a Cubs fan for over 40 years, I disagree. Just like UK sports, I live and die with the Chicago Cubs. Been through the good times (2016) and the bad times (mostly every other year) it is much more than a hobby for me.The Cubs, like I said, are more of a "hobby" than a serious sports franchise, if you ask me.
The Chicago Cubs = Your g/f wife that "gets into sports" and by that I mean, they like to wear team stuff, put a team sticker tattoo on their cheek on game days, pull a pony tail through a team ballcap, and drink a seltzer or Mich ultra in a team coozie. The Cubs, top to bottom are more about "being there", being SEEN there, than they are about the sport. The sport is just a vehicle for other stuff.
Chicago Cubs = "Stuff" and "Fluff"
Absolutely the most annoying franchise, at all levels, in MLB
Also, Harry Caray can get F***ed sideways. (if he was still around)
The Chicago Cubs = Your g/f wife that "gets into sports" and by that I mean, they like to wear team stuff, put a team sticker tattoo on their cheek on game days, pull a pony tail through a team ballcap, and drink a seltzer or Mich ultra in a team coozie. The Cubs, top to bottom are more about "being there", being SEEN there, than they are about the sport. The sport is just a vehicle for other stuff.
Chicago Cubs = "Stuff" and "Fluff"
Absolutely the most annoying franchise, at all levels, in MLB
Also, Harry Caray can get F***ed sideways. (if he was still around)
The OP was saying how a lot of Cubs fans aren't truly fans, but go to Wrigley for the experience, or are casual fans because being a Cubs fan is a cool thing to be.
I am saying that applies to all major sports teams in large markets. Yes, including Boston fans, NY fans, Chi fans, LA fans. When you live in a huge market that has a 10 million plus metro area, that is what happens every single time.
Hip inflammation, he is fine!