Chicago, Illinois: Harry Caray: Faces In His Pants
Bizarre statue depicts a gargantuan sportscaster rising out of a tiny baseball stadium, thrusting a microphone forward. Tiny human heads seem to be bubbling out of his pants.
- Address:
- 1060 West Addison St., Chicago, IL
- Directions:
- Addison St. and Sheffield St., in front of Wrigley Field.
- Phone:
- 773-404-2827
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Harry Caray: Faces In His Pants
As described, there are faces in his pants.
[Anna, 11/04/2021]Harry Caray: Faces in his Pants
Harry Caray on October 22, 2016: Cubs up in the playoffs three games to two. If they win tonight they go to the World Series for the first time since 1945.
[Brian From Rockland County NY, 10/26/2016]Harry Caray Beer and Dead Goat Tributes
The statue is right near Murphy's bar.....corner of North Sheffield and W Waveland Ave. (what would be the back of the bleacher seats in outfield).
[Bette, 08/06/2012]That's what we needed to explain the beer-can-in-hand gag -- context!
Harry Caray Statue
Tribute to the late Harry Caray. Even has the infamous glasses. Under the scoreboard at Wrigley.
[Masten Williams, 07/03/2011]Harry Caray Statue
Harry Caray's statue at Wrigley Field has been moved from his original spot on Addison and Sheffield to his new home in front of the bleachers. Hall Of Fame Outfielder Billy Williams statue was placed were Harry's used to be.
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After game five, they went on to the World Series -- and won! Harry Caray and his pants faces were ecstatic.