Column: Comings (All-Star Game) and goings (NASCAR) as Chicago's summer reminds us why we never leave
Briefly

In the summer, Chicago becomes a vibrant sports hub, highlighted by the excitement surrounding the Chicago Bears, Cubs, and White Sox. Anticipation builds for the 2027 All-Star Game, expected to be hosted at Wrigley Field for the first time since 2003. MLB officials are actively planning logistics, facing challenges such as the small press box and space limitations for media. Various solutions are being discussed, but some proposals might adversely affect the Cubs' anticipated revenue. Security for player interviews post-game could also pose complications during the event preparations.
While the buzz around the Cubs hosting the 2027 All-Star Game has been subdued, an announcement is anticipated soon, with Chicago set to host the event for the first time since 2003.
MLB officials have been visiting Wrigley Field to discuss logistics for the All-Star Game, which will present significant challenges, particularly due to the press box's limited space.
Ideas being considered for accommodating media overflow, such as using rooftops across the street, could jeopardize essential revenue for the Cubs as they prepare for the event.
The narrow confines at Wrigley create potential security issues for post-game player interviews, significantly complicating preparations for the All-Star Game.
Read at Yahoo Sports
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