. . . Catch A Foul Ball.

 

Dolphin Stadium, Section 143, July 31, August 1 or 2. The Marlins drew the fewest fans in the majors last year, averaging slightly more than 14,000 a game. The league has more right-handed than left-handed hitters, who tend to foul the opposite way, making an infield box down the first-base line your spot, says Jon Miller, play-by-play man for ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball. And the series -- midweek, good for low turnouts -- features the Colorado Rockies with Todd Helton, the reigning foul-ball king. Yeah, he's a lefty, so when he's up, hop on over to section 156 to maximize your chances. There probably won't be much traffic.

 

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That kinda hurts, just a little bit.

thats coo stuff, i still have never caught a foul ball.

I got one in Spring Training....but I don't count that...still waiting for one at a regular season game....I did get a broken bat once at a spring training game too.

I got one at shea last year

Never had one myself, been to a lot of minor league games and a handful of majors.

I had a home run ball against the Reds in my glove but the dudes behind me pushed me and moved my glove, it dropped, I still tried to get it, I almost had it, and they stepped on my hand. They ended up getting it.

I got my first foul ball off Uggla earlier this year at the Mets Memorial Day series.

Yea I saw that a few weeks ago. BTW- That magazine is the best, every guy from age 18 and up should subscribe to it.

By Steven Wine, AP Sports Writer

 

Few witnessed the Rockies' five-hitter. The announced crowd was 11,534, but actual attendance was likely less than 3,000.

 

Looks like the Men's Health article was spot on.

Alfredo threw me a ball in right-center last night in the sixth. Don't know if anybody was out there, but I was the guy heckling Willy Taveres all night. Haha...