Part of me likes it when people have original avatars, but I'm so used to associating posts based on the avatar I see, rather than reading the actual name of the poster.I really need an avatar, huh?
Maybe it's just to keep the top ticket holders interested. Or not. Who knows?
Everything in the article has been said before, but the more press it gets the better. We need a SSS.
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/us/features/yankee-stadium-small-field-nycfc-mls
Side note: I was looking at articles talking about the process of converting the field from baseball to soccer. It seemed like they originally planned to remove pitcher's mound. Why did they decide against it? I mean, I know baseball is a priority but is it really that difficult to remove it and then put it back? If the mound was removed, how wide could we make the pitch?
Everything in the article has been said before, but the more press it gets the better. We need a SSS.
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/us/features/yankee-stadium-small-field-nycfc-mls
Side note: I was looking at articles talking about the process of converting the field from baseball to soccer. It seemed like they originally planned to remove pitcher's mound. Why did they decide against it? I mean, I know baseball is a priority but is it really that difficult to remove it and then put it back? If the mound was removed, how wide could we make the pitch?
Removing the mound is actually pretty easy to do but the Yankees just said no. There did not appear to be a mound on Sunday, though, and I'd guess there won't be one until the baseball season starts.Everything in the article has been said before, but the more press it gets the better. We need a SSS.
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/us/features/yankee-stadium-small-field-nycfc-mls
Side note: I was looking at articles talking about the process of converting the field from baseball to soccer. It seemed like they originally planned to remove pitcher's mound. Why did they decide against it? I mean, I know baseball is a priority but is it really that difficult to remove it and then put it back? If the mound was removed, how wide could we make the pitch?
It also doesn't meaningfully add any space since we'd still be butting against leftfield.Removing the mound is actually pretty easy to do but the Yankees just said no. There did not appear to be a mound on Sunday, though, and I'd guess there won't be one until the baseball season starts.
It also doesn't meaningfully add any space since we'd still be butting against leftfield.
The real thing they could do is make the damn bullpen fence removable. We could definitely go bigger if they just took it down for our game
That's true to make it longer. Wider, though? Think you could swing it without that as you're only sliding out the sideline closest to outfield.This but you would also need to remove the left field stands partially
It also doesn't meaningfully add any space since we'd still be butting against leftfield.
The real thing they could do is make the damn bullpen fence removable. We could definitely go bigger if they just took it down for our game
Seems like an easy fix, but I guess they don't give a shit about having a proper sized pitch.
It's funny. I was watching the NYCFC vs. DC game on YES and the midfield line didn't look straight. After it got to the center circle, it looked like it went a couple degrees to the right.
With my new seats, I finally appreciate the bitching about viewing angles. From 126, I think everyone is offside the time.Not the first time that has happened believe it or not.
Not the first time that has happened believe it or not.
What if an investigator notifies the City Council two weeks before the election that he is re-examining the case?