March 31, 200818 yr My good buddy is a mets fan and wants to get there early, idk what time to tell him.
March 31, 200818 yr i think their get their before gate open is not like football were you see team get off bus
March 31, 200818 yr I don't know but I hope a) no freaking rain and b) the stadium is open for marlins batting practice
March 31, 200818 yr Author ah, that kinda sucks - I guess I'll just tell him his best bet is to get there at 2 when the stadium opens and hang out by the dugout until the game starts. I don't know but I hope a) no freaking rain and b) the stadium is open for marlins batting practice yeah, I'll be keeping my fingers crossed
March 31, 200818 yr (the stadium is open for marlins batting practice ) their already did by time gate open mets most likely be doing batting practice
March 31, 200818 yr (the stadium is open for marlins batting practice ) their already did by time gate open mets most likely be doing batting practice Sometimes the gates open early enough to see Marlins BP.
March 31, 200818 yr Author (the stadium is open for marlins batting practice ) their already did by time gate open mets most likely be doing batting practice so he should be able to catch some of Mets BP if he gets there when the stadium opens?
March 31, 200818 yr Gates open: 2:30 Marlins BP: 2:00 - 2:50 Mets BP 2:50 - 3:30 Jeff Conine Ceremony: 3:55
March 31, 200818 yr Gates open: 2:30 Marlins BP: 2:00 - 2:50 Mets BP 2:50 - 3:30 Jeff Conine Ceremony: 3:55 batting practice so openning gate earlyer and other game because when i go in other team is doing batting practice ???
March 31, 200818 yr Ive never gotten that. In my opinion, the home team should have BP open to fans twice during a 3 games series, and the away team once. If its a 4 game series, 2 and 2, and you get the point. Batting practice is away fan friendly with the way its now
March 31, 200818 yr Ive never gotten that. In my opinion, the home team should have BP open to fans twice during a 3 games series, and the away team once. If its a 4 game series, 2 and 2, and you get the point. Batting practice is away fan friendly with the way its now I always thought the same thing. But it's not our stadium, and because of that it's not our security contractors. I would think that has alot to do with it.
March 31, 200818 yr If anything you can stay after the game and see them when they're getting on the bus.
March 31, 200818 yr 1st of all...most stadiums are open for both BP (but some home teams like having the closed stadium for BP so they open later)... I believe you are correct of it being a security thing...not our people = different hours and different rules. Also, at some stadiums I have gotten there early enough to see the Marlins come in. Some players take the bus, but many take cabs or limos as well, especially during a series. Your best bet is to head to gate A early and/or after the game. There will be a TON of Mets' fans there, but id you get out of there early enough, you should be in good shape should one of the a-holes actually come over to sign. (did I say that out loud?)
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