Wrigley in it's Prime

Nothing can be a greater experience than entering a ball park filled with some of the greatest fans of baseball screaming because their favorite team is playing on one of the most exciting fields in Major League Baseball. Walking to your seat, you smell the freshly cut grass of the outfield and the mix of hot dogs and pistachios in the air. During batting practice, Sammy Sosa hits an uncountable amount of homeruns over the ivy caked wall in the outfield. There are a few things about Wrigley Field that appeal to all the fans and gives them reasons to keep attending as many games as possible: the breathtaking atmosphere of the nearly 100 year old field, the loss of a legend: Harry Carey, and the structural beauties that compliment the excitement.
As you take your seat in the roaring crowd it’s not unusual to be overwhelmed in excitement as the first pitch is thrown. At least this is how I get when I visit the legendary home of the Cubs. Everyone within the parks atmosphere h...