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    Paul Sullivan: 'Hawk' Harrelson has a point about Wrigley Field, but in the end it doesn't matter

    by By Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune Aug 15, 2017 3 minutes

    The latest salvo in the ongoing war between Ken "Hawk" Harrelson and the Cubs was fired Monday night on the internet when Anthony Rizzo hit a home run onto Sheffield Avenue.

    The Cubs' official Twitter account tweeted a highlight of Rizzo's blast captioned with a quote from the baseball: "I'll never step foot in that ballpark again."

    Cubs fans immediately recognized the team was trolling the White Sox announcer, who recently said he would "never step foot" again in

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