Do you that every time Andre Dawson hits one over the fence at Wrigley Field, he hits it over a TruLink fence?
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Do you that every time Andre Dawson hits one over the fence at Wrigley Field, he hits it over a TruLink fence?
So you're saying that you A: fell into the basket, and then spent a considerable amount of time sitting there? And security didn't come pull you out?
That couldn't have been very comfortable.
I haven't been there since I was a little kid, but thats pretty much all you do. There's a concession stand where you can get a soda or whatever, along with the requisite souvenier shop.
For some real excitement, you could fall off the bleachers while you're eating a hot dog....
There is a gift shop. I bought a mini baseball bat and a full size bat. They are Louisville slugger and they say field of dreams on them.
Here are my other favorites
1) Rosenblatt Stadium
2) Dodger Stadium (Chavez Ravine)
3) Fenway Park
4) Isotopes Park
1) Rosenblatt Stadium
2) Dodger Stadium (Chavez Ravine)
3) Fenway Park
4) Isotopes Park
I gotta go with Fenway Park and Wrigley Field. My god, Babe Ruth and practically every other baseball legend has played in both of them.
I think most of the stadiums in the MLB are really great now. I have not been to too many of them, but they are surely much better than the crap stadiums we used to have like the dual sport stadiums of Cincy, Pitt, San Diego, San Fran, etc.
I think the Giants stadium in San Fran is the best stadium in the bigs. But like I said, I think most of them are great now. I think the only really crappy stadium in the MLB is Dolphin Stadium.
I think the Giants stadium in San Fran is the best stadium in the bigs. But like I said, I think most of them are great now. I think the only really crappy stadium in the MLB is Dolphin Stadium.
