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The [Tuesday] Papers"Cubs President of Business Operations Crane Kenney on Monday urged Mayor Rahm Emanuel to lift the cap on night games at Wrigley Field to allow the league average of 54 games under the lights," the Sun-Times reports. "It should be lifted . . . We're one of the few teams that not only has to beat everyone in our division, we also have to beat the city that we play in to try and win games," Kenney said during a live interview on WSCR-AM (670). Team presidents and owners in other cities just can't understand it. Why is the city putting so many limits on the Cubs? They can barely compete! * To be clear, this is the model that Crane Kenney, who lives in Winnetka, and his bosses, the 66th richest family in America, want to follow. Will someone please relieve them of the neighborhood's oppressive regulatory burdens?! * This just in: — Michael J. Zalewski (@mjzalewski) July 24, 2017 * "On Monday, Kennedy acknowledged that the Cubs could have held more night games at Wrigley this season if they hadn't chosen to host nine concerts." Oh. "I got myself into trouble more than 10 years ago when I said that Elton John was going to help us win baseball games," Kenney said. So the problem is what, now? Really, I forgot. What's the issue again? * P.S.: They're even selling the ivy. - Skip Mariotti "The Cubs catcher better get used to the glare. It only will intensify if Contreras keeps playing like the most valuable member of a team that finally looks familiar. The Cubs' post-All-Star-break surge has been fueled by Will power." This just in: — Michael J. Zalewski (@mjzalewski) July 24, 2017 - TrackNotes: Lazy Hazy Crazy Dog Days - Healthcare CEOs Raking It In - On The Origins Of Environmental Bullshit - The Weekend In Chicago Rock - BeachBook A Timeline Of The Chicago Flying Humanoid Sightings So Far. * The Media Manipulators Who Poisoned Coverage Of The Dakota Access Pipeline Also Sold Us The Iraq War. * Mark Clements. See also: Inmates Scream For Help Amid Heat Wave. * One Of Chicago's Great Record Stores Is Changing. - TweetWood
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* — Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) July 24, 2017 - The Beachwood Tronc Line: See something, say something. Posted on July 25, 2017 |
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