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Old 04-23-2012, 01:56 PM   #13
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Depends on what you want to watch. Its great sitting behind home plate if you really want to follow the pitcher batter battles. If your low enough you also get a lot of the verbal battles and the pure sounds of the game like ball to glove and bat to ball.

If you want to watch fielding and base running, then absolutely the first or third base line.

If you want to watch the overall flow of the game, then sit in the outfield.
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