History of Ballpark Billboards


By now, you’ve probably heard about the controversy over the Wrigley Field renovation. The home of the Cubs and the second oldest major league stadium in the country is famous for the views available from nearby buildings. But a plan to put a giant new scoreboard in left field would not only put an end to the view, but also reneg on a 20-year contract signed by the team to legitimize the out-of-park viewing by taking a share of rooftop profits. This morning, The Chicago Tribune looks at the long history of ballpark billboards.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune

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