Originally posted by Elvis
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Of that list, only Dodger Stadium has a significant amount of extra upper deck seating behind home plate thanks to the fifth level deck. Kauffman Stadium also has a large bulk of its upper deck behind home plate thanks to its tapered design.
The rest of the parks you mention pretty much have a uniform level upper deck from down the foul lines to behind home plate. Except for Tropicana Field, which actually has less upper deck seating behind home plate due to its wavy design much similar to RFK Stadium's upper deck design.
No disrespect meant to you at all; I just don't know where you are coming from here.
On a side note, if the Nationals are slick, they would say the lower amount of upper deck seats behind home plate is some sort of an homage to RFK Stadium, as that park has less upper deck seats behind homeplate as well. I'm not saying it's right, I'm just sayin', that's how they could try to justify it....
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