This year we will be watching every game with a variety of methods including sitting in the bleachers, front row, back row, sitting in the grandstands(front and backrows) going to Miller Park, on Waveland Avenue, on Sheffield Avenue, at a bar, at home on tv, on the internet(live stream), and of course litening to Pat and Ron on WGN Radio......................... .Loyal lifetime Chicago Cubs fans, attended 38 games last year in the park and 17 out on Waveland Avenue. Our field staff will be in and out of the park this year. My claim to fame, as lead reporter, I was at the game in 1969 when Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman threw his first no hitter on August 19, 1969. I sat in the bleachers on 8/8/88 for the first night game, it was a rainout. I was at clincher game in 2003 but watched the Bartman game on television at a North Shore Ice Arena(Cubs fans all remember where they were at that moment). Fast forward to 2007, I caught two balls on Waveland during the White Sox series, all batting practice, no gamers. Caught several in park, several throw ups by players, no gamers. This year I have caught one throw up ball from Soriano and one ball on Waveland Avenue during batting practice. In my childhood, Dave Kingman lived next door for a year and Joe Pepitone lived around the corner for two years. He had a bar on State and Division called "The Joe Pepitone Thing" later becoming the Rockery and now a CVS Pharmacy. He would get annoyed when us kids would say "Hey Pepi" In 1969 Leo Durocher married a mom in my sister's class at school so we saw him several times at school. He was very friendly as I remember. I loved Leo in that episode of the Munster's when Herman tried out for the Dodgers. Leo is also in an episode of Mr. Ed and The Beverly Hillbillies. I am searching for the Mr Ed footage if anybody can locate it on the internet or youtube. i................. The 1969 Chicago Cubs were the Greatest team ever.