World Baseball Classic 2017... Does it count?
A question for all the ballpark chasers out there: I've never been to Miami, so it's a new park for me. I've done MLB games in 15 stadiums (including Arizona... I went back this summer for the D-backs). Would you count seeing a WBC game at Marlins Park as having checked off #16? Or do you think you should have to see the Marlins play there to have it count?
I know that it's my chase and ultimately up to me, but I'd love to hear how you all think about it. Does the WBC count? Or do I need to go back?
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Permalink Reply by Sox Guy on
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For me, I would count it. The way I look at visiting parks is that I went there and saw a game. For example, if I went to the All Star Game at a ballpark that I haven't been to, I would count it as visiting the stadium even if I didn't see the "home town" play...I still went to the park and watched baseball, at least that's how I see it. If I just visited the park and never went to a game, well I wouldn't count that...but you are right, it's all up to you and what you want to count. Chase on brother, chase on!
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Permalink Reply by Tova (18) on
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Like you said it's up to you. I think it does count, you are going there, and you are seeing baseball. It's not like you are going for a concert.
For me personally, it counts if I can put it in my "at the ballpark app." But really, it's up to you.
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Permalink Reply by Bob D (MLB 30/48 total 442) on
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For me I count a park after I see a game and it also goes in an appropriate category. Examples fenway mlb and milb. Marlins patk mlb and winter ball. Citizens mlb and college
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