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]]> By: Weekend Reader, Feb. 16 - Feb. 18 « Brett’s Blog http://philbernstein.wordpress.com/2007/02/15/wrigley-field-ivy-brought-to-you-by-under-armour/#comment-42 Weekend Reader, Feb. 16 - Feb. 18 « Brett’s Blog Mon, 19 Feb 2007 04:13:22 +0000 http://philbernstein.wordpress.com/2007/02/15/wrigley-field-ivy-brought-to-you-by-under-armour/#comment-42 [...] Ads on the outfield doors of Wrigley Field. Here’s a post from Phil in Portland with links to the two main articles on this whole fiasco. My comments are on Phil’s post, so I won’t repeat them here. [...] [...] Ads on the outfield doors of Wrigley Field. Here’s a post from Phil in Portland with links to the two main articles on this whole fiasco. My comments are on Phil’s post, so I won’t repeat them here. [...]

]]> By: bdunc1 http://philbernstein.wordpress.com/2007/02/15/wrigley-field-ivy-brought-to-you-by-under-armour/#comment-41 bdunc1 Sat, 17 Feb 2007 18:14:38 +0000 http://philbernstein.wordpress.com/2007/02/15/wrigley-field-ivy-brought-to-you-by-under-armour/#comment-41 I'm like you. As I read through the article, the move makes sense. It's not like they're ripping down the ivy - they're just using the parts that weren't covered. And I think everyone in Chicago wants the Cubs to win. In fact, it would probably be one of the best things to happen in baseball in a long, long time. So if that means more money (and it does these days), then I will gladly trade a couple of ad-plastered doors for a World Series ring. And, it's the state of the game. It seems like the supply and demand of baseball is severely out of whack. Less fans are going to the games, but owners continue to pay more for the product (namely, the players). So you gotta make up the difference somewhere. But for whatever reason, it still bugs me, too. I’m like you.

As I read through the article, the move makes sense. It’s not like they’re ripping down the ivy – they’re just using the parts that weren’t covered.

And I think everyone in Chicago wants the Cubs to win. In fact, it would probably be one of the best things to happen in baseball in a long, long time. So if that means more money (and it does these days), then I will gladly trade a couple of ad-plastered doors for a World Series ring.

And, it’s the state of the game. It seems like the supply and demand of baseball is severely out of whack. Less fans are going to the games, but owners continue to pay more for the product (namely, the players). So you gotta make up the difference somewhere.

But for whatever reason, it still bugs me, too.

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