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CHICAGO (AP) - The protective netting in place to protect fans from falling concrete at Wrigley Field must be replaced with a permanent solution if the Chicago Cubs want to play at the stadium next spring.
Building Commissioner Stan Kaderbek said at a news conference that the most recent inspections at the 90-year-old ballpark had not uncovered any surprises, although the city will not decide until noon today on whether the Cubs can play their home game against the Milwaukee Brewers.See the full content of this document
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City: Cubs Need Permanent Fix
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