A brief history of Chicago Cubs home openers
The Cubs home opener on April 14, 1978, is famous for its massive crowd, which topped out at 45,777 — a record for a home opener. According to the Chicago Baseball Museum, people were already waiting in two-block lines along Waveland and Sheffield avenues for the bleachers to open as early as 6:30 a.m.
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Through Good Teams and Bad, Wrigley Field Remains the Coziest Park in BaseballThe first Chicago Cubs game on the city’s North Side was held on April 20, 1916, and new fans flooded the neighborhood. The ...
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