FairWarning
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ever sat above the green monster Tully?
ever sat above the green monster Tully?
No but the 1st 2 years they were offered, I able to get tickets at cost through a lottery the Red Sox offered. I ended up selling them on Ebay and making a few bucks.
Sounds like Wrigley and Fenway have a lot of the same problems.
A) If you get seats in the infield your view is never obstructed.
B) Don't drink 10 beers before the game and you'll probably only have to use the trough once. It is obnoxious, I agree.
C) Drop some weight, the seats aren't that small, Jesus.
D) The thing that these parks have that the others don't have, you simply can't build. It's called real deal baseball experience. Miller Park you would love. Big seats, good ballpark food, and a huge piece of concrete outside the park next to highway. Your game is over, have a fun drive home. At Wrigley there's 100 bars and restaurants within walking distance...a bad ass rasta club that recently closed down :( RIP The Wild Hare...shit was the best 8 piece live reggae band no cover Red Stripes flowin.
Baseball is a very primitive sport.
Time to trade it in for robot boxing or extreme missile-equipped car racing..
Boner just go to Milwaukee, it's not far. Besides, sounds like you would like Miller Park better anyway.
Also for the record I am not a "victim"
I love Wrigley, and I don't buy better seats because of any other reason other than I can. Why sit in the upper deck when you can sit behind the bullpen? And if you can't fit in a seat at Wrigley Field you should be at the hospital having surgery because you are a tub of fat ass. If they rebuild it I am fine with that. Gut the thing. Shut it down for a while. Keep the wall, the ivy, the scoreboard and the location, that's all I ask.