This weekend, baseball fans will make pilgrimages to the hallowed grounds of Wrigley, Shea and even the stadium formerly known as Enron to watch the boys of summer start their regular season. Despite an ugly offseason filled with talk of contraction and a possible strike in 2002, March 31 will be a day where fans can enjoy and celebrate their national pastime without worrying about anything else besides the score.
As always, one question is on everyone
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