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Dang. I saw the Twins and then I saw that you were in a dome and I thought: "WTF, mixedmedia is in town?!?! She should come over and meet the fam." But then I realized that you were in a different dome.
Nice pictures. In the third from the bottom it looks like you caught the gentleman on the right's eye. |
Go Rays.
Y'know, I was present there the first week the new baseball diamond was open, and even got nearly every signature of the original starting roster of the once newly-formed Tampa Bay Devil Rays team. I haven't been back there since, though. :( Did they expand the stadium in the last decade, or is this domed-stadium no longer located within Downtown St. Pete proper? I don't follow baseball as much, or at all, to know these things offhand. |
It's pretty much right in downtown St. Pete. But it is my understanding that they are about to tear it down and build a new open air stadium. Open air - in Florida.
I am convinced that sports teams are a major cause of insanity amongst a city's local political set. |
Are you serious? It was originally an open-air stadium, then they expand it to include a dome with lights, now they wish to revert? That is insane.
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I know, I know. Insane.
I enjoyed St. Petersburg, though. It's a nice, little town. |
Correction: It was never an open stadium.
There was serious talk last year of building a new open, but fully covered, stadium down by the bayfront. But, given the economy, those plans are on indefinite hold. MM, I am a season ticket holder and go to about 25 games a year. The only people who have bad things to say about the Trop don't go to games there. Florida Marlins fans would give anything to have an Air-conditioned stadium. Nice pics. The BW adds a different effect. |
Thanks for that info, Dave. I enjoyed being in there very much. I hope they decide indefinitely hold for a long time.
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Fabulous.
Your keen eye for flavor and humanity, has me wanting to watch baseball. Excellent capturing, Ms. Mixed. |
I was there last year for a playoff game. I thought it was a decent stadium but then again, Fenway was the only other baseball stadium I had ever been in at the time. Looks like you had great seats.
Nice pictures. |
I was thinking about this as I was falling asleep last night, and only now did I retrieve my recollection of it; when you took these pics, were you inside the once-named Thunderdome, now probably named some derivation of Tropicana Field?
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the 10th picture down, the picture above crawford, the ref with his hand on the catcher's back, the batter in mid swing....i love that picture and i don't know why, something about the three men and their posture, their relationship to each other, reminds me of interlocking parts of a machine. i'm weird, sorry, but i really really really like this picture.
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wait wait wait..
Boston was in town and you focused on the Rays?!?!?! /head asplode other than that.. nice pics :D oh and Squeeb, I think that's David Ortiz hitting in the picture you like. |
ummm, it was the Minnesota Twins...but, I am an ignoramus when it comes to baseball at any rate :)
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umm wow. I saw the twins jerseys and everything..
does still being drunk this morning make up for my mistake? I saw the Bos/Tor score and thought it was two different games.. wow. so anyway, I'll just crawl into a hole and die now. :p |
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