Here in Minnesota, we are obsessed with our new Twins baseball stadium. And for good reason. We get to watch baseball outside...the way you're supposed to. The one-million-square-foot stadium is big, new, and pretty. I imagine it having that new-car smell. It seats 40,000 fans in chairs that are supposedly wider and have more legroom than your average stadium seats.
Right now, we cannot get enough of the "firsts" associated with our new stadium.
First exhibition game in new outdoor stadium!
First real game in new stadium!
First win in new stadium!
First strike out!
First homerun!
First Tuesday game!
First Wednesday game!
First weekend game!
Come May, I’m guessing we’ll be hyping the first game played in the month of May. Woohoo!
We’re even proud of the first bad things.
First rain in the new stadium!
First loss!
First loss on a Tuesday!
First loss on Wednesday!
First loss of the second game in a series in the new stadium!
First loss of the third game in a series!
First injury!
I think we secretly like our new stadium because it makes us feel like we have good weather and we can try to convince non-Minnesotans of this (that we are not cuh-razy for living here). Winter? Oh, it’s not that bad. Need proof? Well, we have an OUTDOOR baseball field! Actually what this means is that we live in the tundra and are subsequently very tough--we will still be outdoor baseball fans in April even if it is snowing because, for us, as long as it’s above freezing at that point...we’re good!
Well, tonight I’m going to the first night game in the new outdoor stadium. And I'm happy to report that it's not snowing.
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