Russo Robichaux Park

[sportsfanatic21]

Does Wrigley not pay rights?

No. Wrigley Field is named after William Wrigley, who was the owner of the team when the name was adopted

Similar to the former Comiskey Park on the south side of Chicago, which was named after Charles Comiskey, founder and owner of the White Sox

[R1Letterman]

Does Wrigley not pay rights?

Lol.

[R1Letterman]

If wrigley paid naming rights it might be called hubba bubba field

[Esqueleto]

Lol.

I'm glad someone has a sense of humor

[ZoomZoom]

Does Wrigley not pay rights?

That’s something to chew on…

[Million$Mullet]

That’s something to chew on…

I used to want to chew on them as a youngster

[Turbine]

One of the reasons we needed a statute and maybe eventually name the clubhouse after him is because he didn’t want those things. We need to idolize those who don’t want to be idolized; we can learn a lot from them

There is a slice of irony coated with frosting in there.

We want to learn from you (a lot) but don't expect us to listen to you, or respect your wishes.

[R1Letterman]

irony is often true…look at RP itself…. “dont derail the thread”- cry many of the clique, as they derail the thread themselves

[ZoomZoom]

irony is often true…look at RP itself…. “dont derail the thread”- cry many of the clique, as they derail the thread themselves

I’ll take inject Bob Marlin in every thread for 100 Alex.

[R1Letterman]

I’ll take inject Bob Marlin in every thread for 100 Alex.

i dont see a fish wrapped in between any of the headlines on that one

[R1Letterman]

lol:

The 1984 series' first round originally ranged from $100 to $500 in Jeopardy! and $200 to $1,000 in Double Jeopardy![5] These ranges were increased to $200–$1,000 and $400–$2,000, respectively, on November 26, 2001.

[Dad04]

Nope. I don't think Tony wanted his name on anything. I don't think he would have wanted the statue.

He did comment "They don't build statues for critics." He may not have wanted it, but I don't think he would be disappointed, either.