This summer, a group of us went up to Chicago for Lollapalooza. On the drive up there, one of my friends checked to see if the Cubs were playing at Wrigley Field that night, and if so, could we score some cheap tickets. It just so happened that the Cubs, having one of the best seasons in their team’s history, were playing their crosstown rivals, the White Sox, at the one and only Wrigley Field. After scalping some cheap tickets and weaseling our way down to the 10th row on the 3rd base line, we had made it. We were witnessing one of the most historic franchises in all of sports play their crosstown rival in one of the most iconic stadiums in all of sports.
In between Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo dropping bombs into the “Bleachers”, I gazed around at the history that lies within those walls, the story that the iconic ivy on the outfield wall has to tell. Then there is the Bleachers, the hardest seats to get. Just over the left field wall, there are the Wrigley Rooftops. The Wrigley Rooftops are a set of bleachers that are on top of a residential apartment behind the stadium. Wrigley Field is a must see for any sports fanatic that enjoys the atmosphere of the stadium. 
