Phigment said:
A variety of reasons..............
1. Short left field wall, making for tougher decisions on singles hit there with a man on 2nd.
2. Being a park condusive to offense, puts more pressure on a 3rd base coach(so does a park that is just the complete opposite).
3. Lots of balls hit to death valley in center and right-center with a ton of nooks and crannies making a 3b coach's job tough to see where the ball actually is.
Journeyman said:
Beautiful photo of the lengendary Green Monster
If you're a baseball fan and don't get a chill looking at this picture, you're not alive baby.
My first view of Fenway Park was as a 13 year-old walking up the tunnell along the 3b line halfway between homeplate and the monstor.
Seeing the wall for that first time was an unforgetable experience, as it literally jumps out at you.
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