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The Last Ballhawks of Wrigleyville | Chicago Cubs News
For 150 years, the Chicago Cubs and Wrigley Field have been more than a game—they’ve been a living community. At the corner of Waveland and Kenmore, outside the ballpark, a unique culture thrived: ballhawks like 75-year-old legend Moe Mullins, who spent decades chasing foul balls and home runs with instinct and passion. But as the neighborhood transforms—with new buildings, corporate sponsorships, and a giant video board—the magic is fading. Fewer balls are landing on the street, younger fans aren’t stepping into the tradition, and only a handful of old-timers remain. Yet the spirit endures…
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