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Picking the right seats
It amazes me how many people sit close to the action, and don't pay attention to the game. When sitting close up, you cannot take your eye off the ball, and you can't turn your back on the field except in-between innings. People who want to mitigate this risk can sit in the outfield or the upper deck. Its scary when I see a young mother holding a baby, sitting behind the dugout, and talking to her friend sitting behind her with a player up at bat.