A Must

Before you die, you have to go to a game at Wrigley.

Must see

Wrigley Field for me is about as cool as it gets. The first time I stepped on this field, I couldn't believe I was here. It's pretty amazing. I have a lot of family in Chicago, and I grew up in Denver, so we didn't have a big league team there for a while. The two places I always loved going -- I had grandparents in L.A., so we'd watch the Dodgers, and I had grandparents in Chicago, so we watched the Cubs.

Historic

Everybody that I've talked to loves Wrigley. If you're into baseball history, I would say this would be a great place to visit.

Nothing like old ballparks

I always enjoy coming to ballparks like Wrigley and Dodger Stadium, and when I was in the AL, I enjoyed going to Fenway, Old Yankee Stadium, and I had the opportunity to play in the old Tiger Stadium. It's all the old places that are fun because of the history and all the people who have played and gone through these stadiums.

A close 2nd to Fenway Park as far as old stadiums go. There's no better four-square surrounding bar area. Wrigley Field is a marathon, not a sprint. For a day game, people start going to bars at 8 or 9 in the morning. If you have a bucket list, even if you're not a baseball fan, go to Fenway Park first and then go Wrigley Field on your way home.