Cubs advance plans for new advertising signs at Wrigley Field
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
The Chicago Cubs are implementing significant changes at Wrigley Field, focusing on new advertising. Aldermen approved a plan allowing the Cubs to erect three new signs near the ballpark, including a large one on North Sheffield Avenue. This marks a shift from previous renovations aimed primarily at infrastructure and fan amenities. The Ricketts family, who have owned the franchise since 2009, continue to expand their business presence around Wrigleyville, integrating rooftop and neighboring building operations into the team’s strategy. The specific timeline for the installation of the new signage remains unclear.
- •Aldermen approved new advertising signs for Wrigley Field.
- •One sign will be 69 feet tall on North Sheffield Avenue.
- •Cubs have expanded their footprint in Wrigleyville since 2009.
- •Historic landmark status limits internal advertising options.
- •New ads expected to change the fan experience at the ballpark.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Cubs Move Forward With Historic Changes To Wrigley Field
"The Chicago Cubs are working toward some significant changes to their landmark stadium experience.
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