First time in 5 years.
With the Cards gone, it's ours to lose.
Also, Arod is the jam.
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First time in 5 years.
With the Cards gone, it's ours to lose.
Also, Arod is the jam.
I like their coverage too. Chip Caray is awful though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
I personally hate the whole "don't show it, don't encourage it" attitude to covering fan disruptions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
I want to see it, and I would encourage it if I were there. I think it's hilarious that someone thinks running on a field is worth a night in jail.
So the Yankees are the last baseball team to ever win in the Metrodome. GG Twins, you didn't deserve to be here.
Btw., what's the infatuation with having non-dome stadiums in cities that badly need them. Is the retractable roof considered old hat? Do Americans like playing in the cold?
There are only two cities in the country that should have dome stadiums for baseball: Colorado and SeattleQuote:
Originally Posted by Brisco Bold
Conversely, all cities should have domes for football.
No Minnesota? Seriously?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
It's warm enough there for playoff baseball. Perhaps Toronto can have a dome, since it's freezing there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brisco Bold
Seattle needs one cuz otherwise you'll have 79 rain outs a year, Colorado needs one for the cold and humidor, and I can't think of any other city that benefits from it. Outdoor is the way to go for baseball, especially as a sport that requires fielders to constantly spot balls in the air.
Not sure about Toronto being colder than Minnesota in October. Toronto's weather = New York or Boston, generally.
Then again, Exhibition Stadium was a spring-time disaster. Buurrrr.
I'm in favour of the retractable roof. Less make-up games, and sunshine during the good times.
Yeah, you're right. Toronto is similar temps to Minnesota. You can't have a dome either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brisco Bold