Maybe one of the construction workers was from Cleveland and buried an Indians jersey there to jinx 'em.10 -1 Indians leading the Yanks in the top of the 7th
lol I thought maybe HDMM started this thread!
GO tribe!!
They didn't seem to plan to well for this staduim for television. Notice thre is not many shots from behind home plate looking at the pitcher, and when they do your looking through the net making it hard to see.
Lol! Awesome thread Juan! And you're right, "what an opener"!!!
Two Cy Young winners dueling it out!
Indians win 10-2, what more can a fan ask for?!
To be honest, the stadium didn't look like anything special. I know that's a slap in the face to $1.5 billion, but really, I'm being completely honest here.
Jose Veras and Damaso Marte are nothing more than foot soldiers in the high-priced Yankees army that took over their new Stadium.
Yet, with the city poised to drink in the excitement and celebrate a new Yankees era, the relievers turned the $1.5 billion ballpark into the world's largest outdoor commode.
STADIUM OPENS WITH A BOMBER DEBACLE - New York PostThe miserable performances turned a flawed pitching duel between Cliff Lee and CC Sabathia into an easy 10-2 Indians win that was witnessed by 48,271 customers who were so docile you wondered if they received free sleeping pills at the turnstiles to mark the opening of the ballpark.
DAMN!!! The NY press sure can be rough, huh? This was one stinkin' game.
To be honest, the stadium didn't look like anything special. I know that's a slap in the face to $1.5 billion, but really, I'm being completely honest here.
Hard to say for sure without having been there, but on TV it sure doesn't look that impressive, maybe when compared to the old one, but compared to what other cities have built....I got to agree with you Matt.
Here is the real test. What do the rest rooms look like? That always tells me what kind of place it is .