The Cubs are quietly working to amend their proposal to renovate Wrigley Field, according to a report in The Chicago Tribune.
They would match its previous tax payments to the city -? $16 million in 2009 -? while keeping any tax revenue above the base for park renovations and perhaps construction of the long-planned triangle building.
"The plan they came up with for this renovation was a non-starter," governor Pat Quinn said Monday on "Chicago Tribune Live" on Comcast SportsNet. "It didn't have public support. They have to go back to the drawing boards."
Cubs Amending Proposal For Wrigley Renovations