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Originally posted by baseballman1243 View PostSorry there's nothing there.Originally posted by yankees650B View Posti thought i was the only one.sigpic
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Originally posted by mandrake View PostUnlike Shea, which was surrounded by a huge parking lot, YS is sandwiched between 2 large parking garages, the EL, and the new Stadium. I wonder if they will have to suspend service on the EL when they begin to dismantle RF?X
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Originally posted by locke40 View PostDamn it, I don't know why this happens. Another poster a few months ago was complaining that he/she couldn't see my attachments. I wonder what the issue might be?First Game- Twinight DH, Mets vs. Cards at Shea, August 22, 1965
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Originally posted by adamb10 View PostI wonder why they tore apart the field. So many legendary people played on that grass you'd think they would try and preserve it.
2) The new park will have a completely different field configuration and will be raised.
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Originally posted by baseballman1243 View PostIt's not like they've had the same field since 1923. They put new grass in every year and re-do the entire field every several years.
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This step by step, slow procedure is heart breaking. I have to agree with the poster who said of the shroud, "It seemed like a widow's head dress the day of the funeral...just a protracted death in my opinion."
It's so torturous to look at when I go to NYS, that I try not to, though it's hard to avoid.
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Originally posted by GordonGecko View PostBallparks, Stadiums, & Green Diamonds Died In '08
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Originally posted by VAPYankees4 View PostYeah that's what i've been wondering ever since they took the seats out
I think it is pretty clear that they stopped at the original outline. Can't believe no one has commented on this.
I still say that you never know what could happen until it is actually gone...
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