I could maybe play this game: The bases will continue to grow larger each season until there is only base, no field. This will finally fulfill the sport’s name, which is baseball—not basefieldball.
I could get behind a 7th inning downward dog, but I worry that I’ll get dirty with all the spilled beer and peanut shells on the ground. Also, why is ok to litter if it’s peanut shells at a ball game? Between ballgames and movie theater litterbugs we are really sending mixed messages on garbage.
I could maybe play this game: The bases will continue to grow larger each season until there is only base, no field. This will finally fulfill the sport’s name, which is baseball—not basefieldball.
I could get behind a 7th inning downward dog, but I worry that I’ll get dirty with all the spilled beer and peanut shells on the ground. Also, why is ok to litter if it’s peanut shells at a ball game? Between ballgames and movie theater litterbugs we are really sending mixed messages on garbage.
The peanut shells actually break down and become part of the stadium. Most baseball stadiums are 80% shell at this point.
What a relief. I'll be sure and contribute to Dodger Stadium's structure the next time I go to the ballpark.