The Cubs want only what almost every other MLB team already has:  A Jumbotron.  Part of a proposed $500-million renovation plan to the 99-year-old Wrigley Field includes placing a 6,000-square-foot video screen in Wrigley’s left field.  Along with enhancing the viewing experience of Cubs game attendees at Wrigley Field, Cubs officials assert that the Jumbotron will provide another key element:  revenue.  Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts … Continue reading The Chicago Cubs Face Serious Backlash In Building A 6,000-Square-Foot Jumbotron At Wrigley Field

By:  Andrew Riley, RulingSports.com Intern The relocation of the Oakland A’s has been an issue since 2006, after Lew Wolff–co-owner of the Oakland A’s–announced the team would be moving to Fremont, California. The move to Fremont fell through and San Jose became the target for relocation by team management. The problem though, is that San Jose falls under the territorial rights of the San Francisco … Continue reading Oakland A’s Battle the San Francisco Giants for Territory