Exactly. Starting him will require a sub for him at some point since he isn’t fit, and if another player gets injured then that’s a redundant sub/2 subs burned.
I would go 335. It will be a bit high up, but right on top of the field, and I bet you get a great tactical view from up there.
Seems that laptops are allowed in Citi Field (though not at Yankee Stadium). This is a great policy and the same as MSG. It's pretty stupid that Yankee Stadium doesn't allow them as people coming from work need to leave their laptops in the office.
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I recently got a new laptop bag and I use it messenger style. But it also does have the attachment for a backpack. So in essence, my bag could either be accepted or not, just based on the way I carry it into the stadium.
I would go 335. It will be a bit high up, but right on top of the field, and I bet you get a great tactical view from up there.
I sat in 109 for the game in 2017 and thought the view was just okay. The stands slope back rather gently, so I was kind of far from the pitch. Plus, the seats are angled for baseball and aim more toward one end of the field than the other.
I don't know about 112.
If I recall correctly, sections 134 to 139 begin about 15 feet or so up above the ground, so they are nicely elevated from Row 1 - just something to keep in mind if anyone is thinking about sitting there.
The View From Your Seat below is very helpful and includes the netting.
That's true, but the upper deck is the 400s and 500s, so there's whole levels above that they're not opening, and they're only opening a small part of the 300s out in what would be left field and right field.What? They're selling supporter section tickets in the 300s deck.
