With this thread, I hope I'm not seeing a trend in the beltway reguarding replacing new stadiums. Case-in-point, FedEx Field. Why Snider even has cajones to to replace that 12 year old stadium is beyond me.
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Is Camden Yards getting old?
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Originally posted by Tullydew View PostThe only thing at Camden that is getting old is all the Yankee fans that descend down 95 to visit it.
Stay above the Mason Dixon line...I hate feeling like the visiting team in my own ballpark
P.S. If you compare 1996 and 2008, Yankee Stadium and Camden Yards have reversed there attendance status as I remember that Camden was sold out every night and Yankee, if they got over 30,000 on a weeknight was a well-attended game, now it is the opposite. The only reason the Yankees are not totally sold-out this year is the obsence prices for the Legends Seating.
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Originally posted by SJLT252 View PostGet used to it. It is too exepnsive for the non-sterotypical Yankee fan to go to the new Stadium without having to sit in the Upper Deck past the foul poles or on a metal bench. Think on the bright side, our selling out your Stadium will help you during the holidays with a free-agent or two or help load up for farm system to the level it was back in the 60's. Of course this strategy would probably include Andy MacPhail running the shots on his own without "help" from Angelos.
P.S. If you compare 1996 and 2008, Yankee Stadium and Camden Yards have reversed there attendance status as I remember that Camden was sold out every night and Yankee, if they got over 30,000 on a weeknight was a well-attended game, now it is the opposite. The only reason the Yankees are not totally sold-out this year is the obsence prices for the Legends Seating.
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Originally posted by Tullydew View PostThis is true that the Yankees and Red Sox fans do put money in Angelos pockets and helps the bottom line. I just wish my fellow O's fans would get pissed that our park is being taken over and make a point to go to these games so the hoards of Yanks/Sox fans cant get their hands on them.
Baltimore is one of the premier franchises in this league and its ashame that its been well over a decade since they've had a relevent team. This is the Baltimore Orioles were talking about, Earl Weaver, Jim Palmer, Frank Rob, Brooks Robinson, Frank Robinson, Eddie Murray, Cal Ripken. This is a proud franchise. They should be as popular as any other team.
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Originally posted by Jim Vaz View PostThe bottom line is, when the O's finally decide to put a winning product on the field the fans will come.
Baltimore is one of the premier franchises in this league and its ashame that its been well over a decade since they've had a relevent team. This is the Baltimore Orioles were talking about, Earl Weaver, Jim Palmer, Frank Rob, Brooks Robinson, Frank Robinson, Eddie Murray, Cal Ripken. This is a proud franchise. They should be as popular as any other team.
The O's will be on the rise in 10' and hopefully contending w/ the big boys in 2011.
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I got to go down to Camden Yards last night for the first time. LOVED it. Everything everyone said about the park was true, and while the place did seam a little small, especially compared to NYS where I'm used to going, I thought it was great. For some reason though, I think the light towers were my favorite part, I absolutely loved the design of them. Heres a few pictures, sorry for the quality, they were taken with my phone.
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