The lights in the Chicago Cubs new home clubhouse change colors constantly, and can be adjusted to change the atmosphere and mood. It was all revealed Tuesday during a tour of the new Wrigley Field player accomodations in Chicago.
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Take a peek inside the Chicago Cubs' new clubhouse at Wrigley Field in Chicago as part of a media tour on Tuesday. See Joe Maddon's office as well as the expansive new locker area and lounge.
The Chicago Cubs new home clubhouse is a circular room that is 60 feet,6 inches in diameter, the same distance as the pitchers mound to home plate. Every locker space is alike.
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In the middle of the Chicago Cubs new home clubhouse is a circular granite bar with leather seating and large screen televisions.
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A saltwater-filled sensory deprivation capsule is a feature in the water therapy room of the new home clubhouse in Wrigley Field.
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A glass-cased display of historic Cubs memorabilia ties in the history of the franchise with the new clubhouse facility at Wrigley Field.
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The circular home clubhouse at Wrigley Field is 60 feet, 6 inches in diameter, the same distance as home plate to the pitchers mound. The lights continuously change color and every locker is exactly the same to make all players feel equal, according to team General Manager Theo Epstein.
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A state-of-the-art training room is now part of the Chicago Cubs clubhouse.
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The water therapy room offers several different types of whirlpools.
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The new batting cage is housed where the clubhouse formerly was located.
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Manager Joe Maddon has a music system and wine bar in his office.
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Every locker is the same in the new home clubhouse at Wrigley Field, in an effort to make every player feel equal.
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