How many bleacher seats are in Wrigley Field now ?
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the Cubs added nearly 1,800 seats to the bleachers increasing the capacity to just over 41,000
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derek lee by far.  Casey is over the hill.  Lee is still young.  Lee is a gold glove first baseman.  Lee will hit close to 40 homeruns every year (as long as he plays at hitter-friendly wrigley field)
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After removing the back eight rows in 2004, the upper deck at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago has 21 rows of seating ... the back 13 of which are covered by a new flat roof installed when the back rows were removed.
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It is too late for this season.  They need to get rid of Prior and Wood and get some more young pitchers you don't get hurt.  They then need to quit going out and signing free agent who were good 5 years ago (Nevin, Burnitz, Womack, Mabry are all examples of this).  They also need a more consistent bullpen.  I sadly think our beloved Cubs are on their way back down after hitting a "peak" in 03-04.
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Fenway Park and Wrigley are the two old-school parks still in operation.  But Fenway is older by a couple of years.\n\nFenway park opened April 20, 1912 as specified on the home page: http://www.fenwaypark.com\n\nWrigley was opened on April 23, 1914 as stated on the Cubs website: http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/chc/ballpark/index.jsp\n\nOf course, the tough question is which one will stay open longer???  We won't have an answer to that one for a while...\n\n(Oh, and they played in the old polo fields in back bay before Fenway...And the Boston Braves played in BU's field on Babcock St)\n\n(Just read on fenway park.com that the polo fields were called "Huntington Grounds")
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For the people who go to Cub games, and watch and follow the Cubs. "Welcome to the friendly confines" can be read over either dugout. Our fans may have NEVER seen a championship(who has it was in 1908), and the bleachers are mostly drunk, but our fans are 1st class. As long as your not wearing a Sox, Cardinals, or Astros Jersey you should be able to fully  enjoy the game. Congrats on your engament, and I hope you continue to show support for the Cubs, and Wrigley.
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From the website:\n\nThe handsome and historic Western Metal Supply Company Building has been renovated and incorporated into the Ballpark, with the left-field foul pole attached to its southeastern corner, 334 feet from home plate. The 95-year-old structure houses the Padres Team Store on the first floor, with a door opening onto a standing room area in left field. The second and third floors feature festive Party Suites. A restaurant on the fourth floor provides terrace dining with superb views of the field. There is bleacher seating and standing room on the roof, 80 feet above the field.
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I've been a season ticket holder for 5 years at the ballpark (Americquest field) and there is not a bad seat in the house.  The club terrace seats are great, but I prefer the third base side, so you get a better look at the video screen.
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http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/cws/fan_forum/cws_fan_forum_screensaver.jsp
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Yes.. Josy Barthel Stadium with a capacity of 8000
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The White Sox will play the Cubs this weekend (5/19, 20, 21) in afternoon games at US Cellular Field.\nThey meet at Wrigley for afternoon games on June 30, and July 1 and 2.
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Damon Berryhill hit two home runs on Monday August 22nd, 1988.  The first homerun in a Wrigley Field night game was Lenny Dykstra, but he was a Met.\nBerryhill hit a 2 run round-tripper in the 2nd inning off Mike Scott and then a 3 run blast off Joaquin Andujar in the 8th.\nThe Cubbies went on to lose the game 9-7 in 10 innings but history was made.
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Burn in hell a**hole.!!! The Cubs should never leave Wrigley.\nAnd they never will!!!\n\nGO CUBS!!!
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With the new ballpark, there really are no bad seats.  Seriously.  Just go to the Reds site and buy some available tickets.\n\nYou'll spend the time on the Machine Room deck getting drunk anyway...oh, wait...that's where I'll be.\n\nEnjoy!
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Third base line. Here is the ticket map\nhttp://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sf/ballpark/seating_pricing.jsp\n\nEnjoy the game.
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There will be 12.\n\nBerlin         Olympiastadion  77,176 capacity\nDortmund       Signal Iduna Park 64,000\nFrankfurt      Commerzbank Arena 50,132\nGelesenkirchen Veltinz Arena 53,804\nHamburg        AOL Arena 51,055\nHannover       AWD Arena 44,652\nKaiserslautern Fritz-Walter-Stadion 41,170\nCologne        Rhein Energie Stadion 46,120\nLeipzig        Zentralstadion 44,199\nMunich         Allianz Arena 66,000\nNuremburg      Franken-Stadion 41,926\nStuttgart      Gottlieb-Diamler Stadion 54,267
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I sat in Section 10 Row 5 for $100 per seat.  Great seats.  However, if you are worried about money, just take anything in the 100 sections for about $70 if you can get it.  The bleachers are way overpriced and are not comfortable.  However, they are fun if you get there for batting practice.  Lots of homerun balls to try and catch.