Spots I Watch Chicago Sports

Marcus Delgado

@trackside_marcus

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Scorebook in my bag, bike locked outside, and I still argue balls and strikes with strangers. This is where I actually go to watch Chicago teams do their thing, win or lose. Sox lead the league in rebuilding years, I swear, but I still show up.

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Name	Comment	Venue	Address	City
1Rate Field	Home barstool. South Side till I'm dust. Keep score by hand here every summer, nobody bothers me.	Rate Field	333 West 35th Street	Chicago
2Wrigley Field	—	Wrigley Field	—	—
3Wrigley Field	I go for the ivy and the old scoreboard, not the loyalty. A Sox guy can admit a good ballpark when he sees one.	Wrigley Field	1060 West Addison Street	Chicago
4United Center	Six banners up top from the Jordan years, still the loudest building in the city when the Hawks get a power play goal.	United Center	1901 West Madison Street	Chicago
5Wintrust Arena	Catch the Sky here and the energy's different, scrappier, like watching a team that still has something to prove.	Wintrust Arena	200 East Cermak Road	Chicago
6Soldier Field	Bears game in January means frostbite and a flask. Go anyway. It's tradition, like complaining about the offensive line.	Soldier Field	1410 Museum Campus Drive	Chicago
7Seatgeek Stadium	Fire fans are the most patient people in this town, bar none. Soccer crowd knows how to sing, I'll give them that.	SeatGeek Stadium	7000 South Harlem Avenue	Bridgeview
8Sox-Cubs rooftop view, Sheffield Avenue	Watched a game from up here once as a guest. Good view, pricier beer than my usual dive, but hard to argue with it.	Sheffield Avenue Rooftops	3609 North Sheffield Avenue	Chicago
9DePaul's McGrath-Phillips Arena	Small gym, real basketball, no corporate seat-license nonsense. Volleyball crowd shows up loud too, surprisingly.	Sullivan Athletic Center	2323 North Sheffield Avenue	Chicago

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