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 Spedito - 13/07/2022 : 06:15:31
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https://www.dolphinsedge.com/shaquem-griffin-jerseys It appears the honeymoon period for the Cubs' championship has already come to a close, as the team announced Monday it will remove me sages fans wrote in chalk on a Wrigley Field wall during the World Series.
"Due to the start of off-season construction, we will need to fence in these beautiful postseason memorials and remove the artwork from all areas of the ballpark,"president of busine s operations Crane Kenney wrote in a https://www.dolphinsedge.com/jaylen-waddle-t-shirts letter to fans. "While we hate to remove these cherished me sages, chalk is a fleeting medium. To preserve these images, we will continue to photograph the outfield bleacher walls so we may share these postseason wall me sages publicly in the future."
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Cubs fans who haven't had a chance to write on Wrigley need to do so by 5 p.m. Tuesday https://www.dolphinsedge.com/blake-ferguson-jerseys , at which point the drawings will be photographed for preservation.
<p dir="ltr" lang="en" xml:lang="en">Wrigley Field is getting a https://www.dolphinsedge.com/duke-riley-jerseys makeover
Alec Brzezinski (@brzezin_alec7) <p dir="ltr" lang="en" xml:lang="en">Everyone in Chicago is excited for Game 7
Alec Brzezinski (@brzezin_alec7) On the plus side, downtown busine ses and restaurants will not have any trouble procuring popular artwork for the foreseeable future. |
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