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    I really hated graphing in citi field. I did the phillies on the road and some on the mets side and walked away with 0 signatures.

    I did see the phillies aces warming up on the left field side but lee and halladay only signed 1 autograph for a little kid that got hit by a ball.

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    I really hated graphing in citi field. I did the phillies on the road and some on the mets side and walked away with 0 signatures.

    I did see the phillies aces warming up on the left field side but lee and halladay only signed 1 autograph for a little kid that got hit by a ball.

    It's gotten worse. While the fences moving in may have helped the team's home runs, the players are much less accessible and ball-hawking has gone down the toilet. To get into the "Party City Deck" as the extension of left field is called, you must have a ticket and wristband specifically for that area of the stadium or be subject to ejection.

    I love Citizens Bank Park. Not the Phillies . The stadium.

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    Nice stuff that you've been getting lately man!

    Just to chime in on the Citi Field discussion, I personally have gotten more autographs this year at Citi Field than ever before.

    I've been able to get autographs from the visitors mostly down the left field line where the pitchers warm up early and after the game in various exits. I also think that, and correct me if I'm wrong, they let you in a 1/2 hour earlier than they did last year.

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    Nice stuff that you've been getting lately man!

    Just to chime in on the Citi Field discussion, I personally have gotten more autographs this year at Citi Field than ever before.

    I've been able to get autographs from the visitors mostly down the left field line where the pitchers warm up early and after the game in various exits. I also think that, and correct me if I'm wrong, they let you in a 1/2 hour earlier than they did last year.

    Is that so? What time do they let you in for a night game?

    That would make me pretty happy, because I wrote a letter to them asking why all the other stadiums can open early but they don't.

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    From my recollection, they only let you in 1 1/2 hours before game time last year. I know that they let you in 2 hours early this year.

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    How do you get to the field level? They let you down there? Or do you buy the expensive seats?

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    I wonder if that comes from a bad experiences he had with a dealer/grapher in the minors..

    edit:
    talking about Skip.

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    How do you get to the field level? They let you down there? Or do you buy the expensive seats?

    Yeah, I have field level seats.

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