Wrigley Field is 100 percent not a modern mega–stadium, and that's precisely why it remains one of the crown jewels of baseball. Wrigley Field, the Cubs' home, is small and noisy and part of the scenery in the neighborhood around Wrigley, which few ballparks can match for atmosphere. Whether you are sitting in the first row or the upper deck, every game feels intimate, from the ivy-covered walls to the rooftop views across the street.The official capacity...
