If Guaranteed Rate Stadium is known as the 'shit hole of the america' then Dodgers Stadium is easily the 'shit hole of america-west'

Be funnier with these please. We don't want Nas deleting the section.

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You do not talk to me like that! I work too hard to deal with this stuff! I work too hard! I'm an important member of the CSFMB! I drive a Dodge Stratus!

That'll do, Bob

no

I know this is a bit, but at least be grounded in reality. Dodger Stadium is fucking awesome.

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So fucking awesome the people can't wait to get there, an hour late.

That means the people there are dipshits....this not groundbreaking news.

The stadium itself is great.

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I've heard good things. It is the only hole in my NL Cubbie stadium tour,, which I hope to correct next year. If you have ever driven in LA traffic, you would know why people are late to the game. That and California folk are pretty relaxed when it comes to being somewhere on time.

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Hawaii (fuck) You

It is Chavez Ravine, you fucking genius.

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The stadium is pretty meh. It's like a stadium decorated to look like the Price is Right.

Plenty of parking. Horrible access, though. Site lines are good, but no shade for day games. Food is good. Tickets are cheap.

Do you have to know someone who lives nearby to get a decent place to park?

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You know me like that.

I think we can at least agree to douchebag the fact that, yet again, we'll almost certainly be subject to west-coast first-pitch times.

To be fair, only twice, but still.

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Power is always in the hands of the masses of men. What oppresses the masses is their own ignorance, their own short-sighted selfishness.
- Henry George

It's those fantastic Dodger Dogs and Doyer Dogs.

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"This is Chicago, my friend. Anything can happen."

That New York dog looks pretty good.

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Shouldn’t they have called it the Brooklyn Dog?

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You know me like that.

Been there a few times in recent years.

Coolest thing is it's built inside a mountain. So when you get there you're above the field. It's like you walk in right where the upper deck and lower deck meet. So it's like a big groundhog dug a stadium inside of a mountain.

As for the place itself. It's ok. It's got a very 60s look to it. They've done a good job renovating and keeping it up to date over the years but it's still like a 60s stadium. Being use to Wrigley maybe I'm spoiled but it's ok. I wouldn't call it a classic ballpark but since its stood the test of time in recent baseball media they've described it as such.

They lucked out that the ball dies there at night. I don't know if the original engineers knew that is how it would play when they built it.

Always reminds me of this tune:




Joe Strummer post-Clash > The Clash