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November 16th, 2007 at 12:01 am

Cub Fans name their baby after the famous field

If you think you know a sports addict you haven’t seen anything yet! A Chicago couple who are die hard Cubs fans named their child Wrigley Fields!

His parents have said that it’s ok if he uses his middle name, Alexander, when he’s older but for now the newborn goes by the name of Wrigley. I suppose that’s an appropriate enough name for a newborn, but once this child’s a few years old that name won’t fly. Of course his last name is Fields.

The Michigan City, Indiana couple are big fans of the Cubs and they’ve had this name planned for years.

Spokeswoman for the Cubs, Katelyn Thrall has said that the name might be a first as the team has no record of any other children who’ve been named Wrigley. However there have been a few children named after famous Cubs such as Zambrano, and Ryne.





September 5th, 2007 at 2:41 am

Spontaneous dance

Wordless Wednesday

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On Friday we went out with my wifes family to a Blue Jays baseball game at the Skydome or what’s now called the Rogers Center here in Toronto.

When we were leaving the game we passed a few guys playing music on the walkway leading back to the street from the stadium. One of the guys was playing an accordion and as you can see from the photo above it was a lively piece of music. People spontaneously began to dance as they passed the small band.

Who says we don’t know how to have fun here in Toronto?





January 25th, 2007 at 5:26 pm

Get Stuffed at a Dodgers game

Hey, soon you’ll be able to go to a Los Angeles Dodgers game and get stuffed! The Dodgers are planing on introducing all you can eat seats next season. Anyone sitting in one of these “special” seats will be able to have all the Dodger Dogs that they can eat.

The all you can eat seats will be located in the right-field pavilion, and those purchasing tickets for these seats will be able to have as many franks, peanuts, popcorn, nachos and sodas that they want. The seats are going to cost $35 in advance, and $40 on game day. Beer, ice cream and candy will still be sold for regular prices to the special seat holders.





January 3rd, 2007 at 1:58 am

Going to see the Giants play in the Cactus Leagues

Hmmm the San Francisco Giants are part of the spring training Cactus Leagues. Now I’ve got some thinking to do. Earlier I’d been thinking of going to see another team play during spring training but now that I know that the San Francisco Giants are part of the same training league I might change my plans and watch a few of their games instead.

See, we’ve been planning a trip for the new year. We might get together with my brother and Tricia’s brother- they are both huge baseball fans, so what better way to get together for a vacation than to go to Arizona and watch some of the spring training games? I think it’s a fantastic idea.

Ah ha! I’ve just discovered that they are actually playing against the Chicago cubs in Hohokam Park, Mesa Arizona on March 1st. We can see both of the teams that we’re interested in watching play against each other if we plan our trip for early March. This is fantastic. I must see about getting the Giants Spring Training tickets soon. I’ve already planned to try to get tickets in section 116 Row A because those seats are in the first row just past third base. Otherwise we’ll try for seats in section 115, row A as those are in the first row as well, just past first base on the Cubs side. Either would be great considering we’re going with both Cubs and Giants fans.

I must go and make plans!