Wouldn't the fans have to look out toward the river as if the stadium faced toward the mountain, the sunsets would be nice but the sun would also be right in the batters eyes?
Both Jarry Park and the Big O had the diamond configured so that dead centre field was toward the northeast (northeast in terms of what one would consider street direction in Montreal, not northeast on the compass)
By sightlines I meant view from the park. At&T is not nearly as cold as Candlestick.
The weather in SF can be different from block to block.
A loss that unquestionably transcends the game has sent all of baseball into deep mourning. Yogi Berra -- Hall of Famer, all-time Yankees legend, World War II veteran, master of misstatement and beloved international icon, is gone. Berra died Tuesday night at age 90.
The announcement came early Wednesday morning and was announced via the Yogi Berra Museum's Twitter account.
His passing has created a void that cannot be filled, even by the myriad anecdotes -- some accurate, others exaggerated -- about him and the dozens of records he established. No American sports figure other than Babe Ruth, Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali and perhaps Arnold Palmer and Joe DiMaggio was more recognized by the general public in the 20th century. And though his profile had become significantly lower in the last decade, Berra had retained a conspicuous place in the American consciousness. He was extraordinarily popular.
18. I tell the kids, somebody’s gotta win, somebody’s gotta lose. Just don’t fight about it. Just try to get better.
Jays probably clinch a playoff spot today.
They did last night.
Detroit downed Minnesota 6-4, thanks to a home run by former Jay Rajai Davis. The Angels, however, defeated the Mariners 8-4 to delay Toronto's celebration.
The Jays are guaranteed to play beyond 162 games as they have clinched no worse than a tie for a wild card spot.
I thought they hadn't because LA Angels won?