The five senses of a baseball stadium: The sight of the green diamond and its freshly painted lines. The feeling of the crisp new jersey on your back. The roar of the fans. The taste of stadium popcorn. The smell of a win in the air. (OK, we can hope for the best.)
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5 stadium secrets from the biggest superfans in baseball
Take it from these pros, who have been to more than 100 baseball games at the stadium.
For baseball superfans, Opening Day at the stadium is something of a sacred ritual. The day is marked with traditions, superstitions, and anticipation of seeing the players on the field for the first time in the season. No matter how fanatical your game day strategy is, all baseball fans can agree that it’s best to experience it in person. Here’s how baseball fans ring in Opening Day — we’re not saying that their winning strategies will help your team score some home runs, but we’re not saying it wouldn’t hurt to adopt their game day strategies.