preferred seats at a baseball game?

[chode_regulator]

what are good seats to get?
i was thinking along outfiled fence but then i realized this is pretty far from home plate so?????
i think for the price though theyre going to be the closest i can get. has anyone sat in that area before? in any major league park?
i want to be close enough to y at players but not far enough to not see anything, which is why im hesitatn to get outfield fence

[ObiwanGinobili]

3rd base line, or 1st base line... I never sit farther into the triangel then 1st or 3rd base. I liek to se the action in the out field too.

[Melmart1]

I like the 1st base line myself. You can see all the action, see the home team as they come in and out of the dugout and also close enough to see the pitches and tell what they are, and you can really hear the ball hit the glove too, which I like for some odd reason. It is also a great place for heckling. If you want to heckle the visiting team, sit on the 3rd base line.

I don't know what park you are looking to go to but I found some great deals for seats below cost on eBay. This was for the Rangers though and it was a day game in August, so I can see why there were not that many takers!

[Kori Ellis]

1st baseline right about at first base.

[sa_butta]

I prefer 3rd base line.

[JoeChalupa]

We always sit on the 1st baseline at the Missions games.

Outfield bleachers at Wrigley.

[ShoogarBear]

If you want a real fan experience, the bleachers.

Blaze and I were in the RF bleachers to see the O's play the Red Sox. It was hilarious.

[chode_regulator]

If you want a real fan experience, the bleachers.

Blaze and I were in the RF bleachers to see the O's play the Red Sox. It was hilarious.

yeah i would figure as much. but baseball stadiums being the size they are, i dont want to be real far away

[atlfan25]

I prefer right behind home.

[TheTruth]

atl likes the view from the bench.

[katyon6th]

Any gotdamn view that's good for viewing the guys in those tight ass pants.

[atlfan25]

I like the view inside my own asshole

[TheTruth]

i don't remember making that statement. though, i can't deny it.

[chode_regulator]

as close to 3rd base as possible

why?

[Jimcs50]

why?

Because you get to see the 3rd base coach in action, you get to see the home team players come out of the dugout and tip their caps to you, you get to watch the pitches closely, and you get a chance to have the ball girls toss you some foul balls, and they are usually pretty hot looking.

[Zombie]

Beer line!

[chode_regulator]

Because you get to see the 3rd base coach in action, you get to see the home team players come out of the dugout and tip their caps to you, you get to watch the pitches closely, and you get a chance to have the ball girls toss you some foul balls, and they are usually pretty hot looking.

hmmm...melmart says 1st base to see players come out and you say 3rd. whos right? to be honest, in all the years ive watched baseball and played, little league of course, i never paid attention to that

[Melmart1]

Home team is on 1st base side, away team is on 3rd. So it depends on who you want to see.

[JoeChalupa]

We always sit on the 1st baseline at the Missions game and the visiting team is always right in front of us.

[SequSpur]

what game?

[Guru of Nothing]

Halfway between home plate and third base, slightly elevated.

Well worth $12 for the five or six times per year I go watch the (AA) Mississippi Braves.

[KEDA]

1st baseline right about at first base.

EXACTLY!!!

[baseline bum]

I love the outfield. Every warning-track fly-ball looks like a monster blast. Besides, if I catch a ball it would make so much better a story if it's a home-run and not some foul ball.

[ShoogarBear]

Because that's the only way I can ever get close to 3rd base these days.

[johngateswhiteley]

i always sit 3rd baseline, but 1st baseline gets you more hard hit foul balls. i just like the angle from third, no reason other than that...