Kaelensdad

Try outside before the game. Got Holliday, Francis, Tulo to sign a World Series ball. And I know the small crowd that is there wouldn't be there if they weren't successful on successive games.

Cheers

hsider1

Anybody have any info on the Newark Bears stadium?

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hsider1

anyone with info on the newark bears stadium? i'm going soon, and some info on the stadium would be very helpful.

thanks

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YankeeFan4

How is SI?

bcare23

Dwyer Stadium
Batavia Muckdogs
Batavia,NY

Inside: A+

Clubhouse is in the outfield so you can stand right along the wall and of course everyone is willing to sign.

Outside: A

The only downside is that you have to pick one team or the other. Home exits are located outside the left field clubhouse and there is a big sign that says HOME...same thing for the visitors.


Alliance Bank Stadium
Syracuse Skychiefs
Syracuse,NY

Inside: B

Dugouts are not accessible and it is very cramped inside the stadium. There are also A TON of kids running around trying to get there pieces of paper and hats signed. There are also many "amateur graphers" here. One example is a guy getting his Joe Thurston 8x10 signed by an umpire.

Outside: B+

Main downside is having to pick one team. Similar to Batavia as the home team comes out in left field and the away in right. Another downside is the short distance from when they come out until where the bus parks. Players generally make you walk with them as they are in a hurry to get on the bus. This limits the number of autographs they are able to sign.


Bryan

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cdawgbaseball5

Fresno Grizzlies

Inside- A+ (visiting players have to walk from opening of the clubhouse to the field which is by the right field foul pole to the third base dugout. This makes it pretty easy to graph. Players will sign right at the entrance to the field. Or right by the dugout!

Outside- B+ (night games are tough cause its hard to recognize some of the players but day games would be an A grade)

Overall- A

AT&T Park

Inside- B (If you have good tickets right behind the dugout it will be better but position players dont sign a lot during BP so you get mostly pitchers)

Outside- B (Security especially on the Giants side is really nice, sometimes theyll tell you who's coming out in what car and let you walk up to the cars asking for autos. Visiting side is okay. Players will get dropped of in cabs outside the stadium and others will walk. Its about 50/50 if they sign or not.

Overall- B

Tropicana Field

I dont live in Florida but I visit one a year and have been to this ballpark a lot!

Inside- A (very user friendly no security at all)

Outside- A (pretty much the same thing...you can see exactly who is coming in because the parking lot is outside and a lot of the players will stop and sign.

Overall- A

jeremyp4

How about Oriole Park at Camden Yards? I think I may be able to go to a game there soon. Anyone have any tips for there?