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Presidents’ Day Weekend at Cubs Park

By Tim Sheridan
February 18, 2014

Some things I saw at Cubs Park over the past Presidents’ Day weekend: Mesa Mayor Scott Smith chatting with Cubs fans while watching workouts, sunshine and plenty of it, a $58 Cubs T-shirt at the stadium team store, and fathers with sons tossing baseballs around many of the grassy spots available at Cubs Park/Riverview Park. What a fine weekend it was. I’m excited about the Cubs first full-squad workout tomorrow!

I’ve had many people ask about the accessibility of Cubs spring camp at Cubs Park, in particular the workouts before the spring training games start. So I thought I would post this info straight from the Cubs spring training season ticket package:

Workouts

Practice and workouts will be held in the Cubs Park complex, just west of the ballpark. Practice times vary throughout Spring Training. The first full-squad workout will be held Wednesday, February 19. The entire facility is open to fans to enjoy except the primary ballpark, which will only be open for games. There will not be a charge for parking on days where there are only workouts. 

Here are some of my photos from the long weekend.

Manager Rick Renteria at Cubs Park
Manager Rick Renteria talks with pitchers
Marcus Hatley of Cubs
Marcus Hatley makes throw to second base, with top of Camelback Mountain in background
Cubs Zac Rosscup at the new Cubs Park
Zac Rosscup
Cubs pitcher Justin Grimm works out at Cubs Park
Justin Grimm
Jeff Samardzija at Cubs Park
Jeff Samardzija
Kyuji Fujikawa of the Cubs
Kyuji Fujikawa
James Russell of the Cubs
James Russell
Blake Parker at Cubs Park
Blake Parker
James McDonald at Cubs Park
James McDonald

 

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Brian Schlitter apparently challenging Jeff Samardzija and James Russell for most hair
Tsuyoshi Wada of the Cubs at new complex in Mesa, Arizona
Tsuyoshi Wada
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