Upper deck down the left field lineThe Reds were in town, so I went to the game last night at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix. It's a massive structure with a retractable roof. The roof was closed tonight and the inside cooled to escape the 105ยบ heat outside. I may have to go back in late September and watch a game when the roof is open.
The stadium, with it's hangar-type roof and windows along the top, has the feel of an old-style fieldhouse, but on a much larger scale. It has all the amenities of a modern stadium - giant center field scoreboard, concession stands everywhere, restaurants overlooking the outfield, etc.
The Reds won 11-7 after scoring 4 runs in the 8th to tie the game and 4 runs in the 9th to win it. I also found out I was part of history. This game had the smallest crowd in Diamondbacks history - 15,509 in attendance.
The stadium, with it's hangar-type roof and windows along the top, has the feel of an old-style fieldhouse, but on a much larger scale. It has all the amenities of a modern stadium - giant center field scoreboard, concession stands everywhere, restaurants overlooking the outfield, etc.
The Reds won 11-7 after scoring 4 runs in the 8th to tie the game and 4 runs in the 9th to win it. I also found out I was part of history. This game had the smallest crowd in Diamondbacks history - 15,509 in attendance.
Just about ready to start
The field is ready to go
Looking across the diamond from the upper deck along the left field line
Edinson Volquez on the mound
The mongo scoreboard in center field
Leaving Chase Field
3 comments:
I guess I should see this place with the roof open, but to me this place blows. You can get vertigo walking down the steps from the upper levels.
Looks like Homer Bailey might actually amount to somethin'?
Aud - He's looking good as long as he can avoid nagging little injuries.
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