Wrecking crews punched a garage-door-sized hole in the north wall of the ballpark today, and at mid-afternoon a bulldozer and hard-hatted workers were visible inside the wall, pulling away railings and other parts of the structure, while a Dumpster and other equipment was parked nearby.You said it, brother.
Outside a security fence erected over the past several days, Rich Curbelo, a freelance radio journalist from Bloomfield Hills, said he was there as a fan first.
“This is my friend,” he said, gesturing toward the stadium. “My friend is leaving me. A punch in the wall is like a punch in the heart.”
This had to happen, but it doesn't make me any less sad that it is.
Barkeep? Mike mine a double.
(thanks to Mike at The Daily Fungo for the link)
2 comments:
I dread the next time I go home and head to a Tigers game with my dad and drive by what's left of the greatest stadium that ever existed.
I'm taking 275 and avoiding downtown the next time I head up to visit my granny for precisely that reason. It will take a lot longer, but it will probably be worth it.
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