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I just wanted to say it like that. Sounds ominous. And kinda funny to me. Bollards, for the uninitiated, are those big, typically cylindrical blocks that separate driving spaces from walking spaces. They are a safety item, and they were…

Offseason construction has begun at Wrigley Field to install safety bollards around the stadium, Brett Taylor of Bleacher Nation reports. The physical barriers, which separate vehicle traffic from pedestrian spaces, were a crucial security requirement stipulated by Major League Baseball before awarding the Chicago Cubs the 2027 All-Star Game.
To accommodate the new security additions, commemorative bricks in impacted walking areas have been temporarily removed. The writer notes the Cubs previously alerted affected supporters, and the displaced commemorative bricks are planned to be reinstalled in new locations once construction concludes.
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