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Hows it looking at the Stadium?

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It looks pretty "overcasty".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes, I invented a word.

 

Better than the word 'Belichicky' Kobe Bryant came up with in a press conference yesterday.

They're taking BP right now but idk because there seems to be rain coming from the south.

It rained all the way to the stadium and by the time we got there I wasn't real optiimisitc they would get the game in. Radar showed everything moving south. Took a bit longer for the drive but we knew it would and compensated for that by leaving early, not usuing cruise control, and speeding up alot more than usual when traffic allowed. 35 minute rain delay and it turned out fine. Got a little muggy, but not a bad evening.

 

We frequently check radar before we go just to see how things look. Rarely do we cancel the trip. Let me restate that as RARELY do we cancel the trip. Stats show that rain delays and rain outs here are pretty much on the average for all MLB clubs despite what some want to try to pass off as a "reason" not to go. People must think they will get wet and melt at the games and but it won't on the opposing fans. They show up.

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