Hah, I just read about this now. For the record though, I don't think people realize how much goes on down those concourses when the Cubs aren't home. As Goony pointed to, the reason they asked him to leave is likely because there is actually construction - yah, construction - going on around the park right now and having a frail old man walking around in the middle of that probably isn't the best move. And even if the construction hadn't started yet when this happened (2 weeks ago?), there is still a ton of crap going on - and machinery driving down the concourses - when the Cubs aren't home. Could you imagine if the headline/story was "Yosh Kawano killed by forklift while wondering around the Wrigley Concourse while the Cubs were on the road. According to sources, Wrigley security personnel saw him walking on security cameras and decided to allow him to continue roaming - despite the ongoing construction/commotion." That would have landed real well. This is nothing more than the Sun Times doing what it does best - acting like a fat old hag and spreading gossip.