Over at Curbed National, they're taking a look at the preservation/renovation battle at Chicago's Wrigley Field and considering what lessons the owners might learn from the country's other oldest baseball fields: Fenway Park and Dodger Stadium. Here in LA, Dodgers owners spent $100 million on a major overhaul that managed to maintain the historic charm of the park; can Wrigley pull off something similar? [Curbed National]
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