I agree to a certain extent - it is ridiculous that the Cubs cannot schedule a Friday night game to allow some rest after flying in from the road on a Friday morning. However, complete dismantling of the night games ordinance would inevitably result in day games becoming strictly a Sunday and getaway day phenomenon - TV money would see to that - and I think that would be a shame. Previous discussions were limited to merely loosening the restrictions. There's no reason for the Cubs to play more day games than other MLB teams, imo. They'll still play plenty of day baseball on the weekends. Day baseball during the week means little to me. In fact, I rather prefer night baseball during the week. I have a couple of reasons - day games are better for families, and more kids are exposed to the game both in person and on television when the games are played during their waking hours. Day baseball during the week is the reason I became a fan in the first place, and I'd wager it is the same for many here who have watched since youth. Not because of old-timey romanticism, but simply because I could see the games. I'll add that frigid early spring Wrigley is less so in the daytime. Again, there's still day baseball on during the weekends for kids to get exposed to it. I dunno about you, but my son is in daycare during the week when school is out, so he's not more exposed to baseball during the day. Also, my son gets plenty of exposure to prime time sports, even if he doesn't get to see the end of games very often. I saw plenty of day baseball as a kid, but mostly because I had a stay at home parent, so I was at home during the summer to watch. I don't think that's the case for nearly the same number of kids anymore. I just don't think the Cubs are "special" in regards to day games. Every other team in the league gets by with many more night games. The Cubs should be the same.