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Assuming the rain in St. Louis stays away, Juan Cruz gets the start today against Mark Mulder.
HooverDam said:The new Busch Stadium is pretty nice, but it has a few problems. The aisles and walkways are WAY too small and thin. Things arent labeled well and its a bit confusing to find your way. Also the bathroom situation is terrible. I was sitting right behind the left foul pole, to get to the bathrooms you have to walk all the way to either RF or about 3rd base. I don't know if the sound system is yet to be installed but we watched the game in silence, didn't hear any PA or the national anthem. Also the big screen was very glitchy, it would seem to freeze and say "Luis Gonzales batting" even though he was out 2 batters ago. There was a lot of black spots on the screen and digital pixillation, etc.
HooverDam said:Well I just got home from the game. Nice effort by the undermanned D'backs. Conor Jackson didn't look very good, and I'm bummed I didn't get to see Counsell play. The one HR by the Dbacks hit the wall about 15 feet in front of me which was pretty neat.
The new Busch Stadium is pretty nice, but it has a few problems. The aisles and walkways are WAY too small and thin. Things arent labeled well and its a bit confusing to find your way. Also the bathroom situation is terrible. I was sitting right behind the left foul pole, to get to the bathrooms you have to walk all the way to either RF or about 3rd base. I don't know if the sound system is yet to be installed but we watched the game in silence, didn't hear any PA or the national anthem. Also the big screen was very glitchy, it would seem to freeze and say "Luis Gonzales batting" even though he was out 2 batters ago. There was a lot of black spots on the screen and digital pixillation, etc.
Other than that, its open to the city, very pretty. Easy to get in and out of and traffic was surprisingly not bad for it being a sell out.
HooverDam said:^^^ I think the main problem was that I was sitting in LF right behind the foul pole. Right above us was the section that was yet to be completed. Above our heads their were dangling exposed wires, maybe thats where the speakers will eventually go?
As far as bathrooms, I definitely asked local fans, and they said in the outfield there wasnt much option but to go to RF or 3rd base. Ah well,a good time anyway.
HooverDam said:Well I just got home from the game. Nice effort by the undermanned D'backs. Conor Jackson didn't look very good, and I'm bummed I didn't get to see Counsell play. The one HR by the Dbacks hit the wall about 15 feet in front of me which was pretty neat.
The new Busch Stadium is pretty nice, but it has a few problems. The aisles and walkways are WAY too small and thin. Things arent labeled well and its a bit confusing to find your way. Also the bathroom situation is terrible. I was sitting right behind the left foul pole, to get to the bathrooms you have to walk all the way to either RF or about 3rd base. I don't know if the sound system is yet to be installed but we watched the game in silence, didn't hear any PA or the national anthem. Also the big screen was very glitchy, it would seem to freeze and say "Luis Gonzales batting" even though he was out 2 batters ago. There was a lot of black spots on the screen and digital pixillation, etc.
Other than that, its open to the city, very pretty. Easy to get in and out of and traffic was surprisingly not bad for it being a sell out.
NEZCardsfan said:What about the exterior architecture??
Food?? Price and selection??
Beer?? I'm sure they had plenty of Bud.....anything a little bit more expensive for those whom want it??
Anything to do after the game??