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Jesse Cuevas stood near home plate Thursday afternoon, long before the gates at Rosenblatt Stadium opened for a final time for a baseball game. What do you see, someone asked the stadium's longtime superintendent. “I see ghosts,'' he said. “Ghosts of players, people and events. That got to me a little bit.'' Thursday was a day that...
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