2008 All-Star Game to Close Out Yankee Stadium
Personally, I think this is a great thing. While the All-Star game itself is essentially a popularity contest and a huge waste of time, at least in '08 it will be honoring the last year of the "winningest" facility in the history of professional sports.
I was dead set against a new Stadium for years, and still would prefer a complete remodel (and yes, I'd put up with a couple of seasons playing at Shea again) but it's probably time to move on and accept that all things must change and that the time has come for a new park. If you've been to Safeco, PNC, Petco, or Whatever-Phone-Company-They-Are-Named-After-Now-As-I-Am-Too-Confused-To-Keep-Up Park in San Francisco, you've seen how different of an experience it can be to watch a game in one of the newer "retro" parks. Add in 50,000 crazed Bronx fans, and I think it will be OK.
No better way to send out the old Stadium than with a big party. Oh and I wasn't talking about the All-Star Game this time.
posted by Mr. Faded Glory @ 11:45 AM
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I agree, if this come true it becomes a must pre-goodbye-party. The real goodbye party will be held on a little series usually played in October.
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