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Cubs looking to move brick wall behind home plate to add seats at Wrigley Field

The Cubs plan to ask the Commission on Chicago Landmarks for permission to add 56 seats behind home plate at Wrigley Field, moving the brick wall three feet closer to the field for the project. A team spokesman confirmed Tuesday the presentation will be made … Read More

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