Post by Cobra22nd on Jun 28, 2007 8:25:57 GMT -5
Legend:
X= Pregame autograph spots
P= Postgame autograph spots
line of I's = the path the visiting players take to he bus.
Greer Stadium Recon
by: Chadwick Griffith (Cobra22nd)
Nashville Sounds, pregame
You need to decide which end of the dugout to go to. I prefer the end near 3rd base. From here you have more time to ID players and get your stuff ready. You can use the home plate side to snag players you missed earlier.
Visiting Team, Pregame
Again, you can use either end of the dugout, but I prefer the 1st base side.
Nashville Sounds, Postgame
They exit the clubhouse via a tunnel under the stands. From the home team dugout you want to go to the end of the concourse and down the stairs to the picnic area. Hang a left and pass through the fence near the ticket booth. To your left you should see the tunnel, and this is the area where you should set up. It can get kind of dark in this area, so be prepared to squint.
Visiting Team, Postgame
The road team exits their clubhouse via the dugout. The ascend into the stands and out into the parking lot to meet their bus. Unless you KNOW you can ID the players in a hurry, you should NOT set up by the dugout. Instead, you want to go up to the middle concourse and wait there. This will buy you some time to ID players. They should not be moving fast, as they have just played 9 innings and now have to go up the stairs. As long as you can recognize people, you should have no problems. There should be plenty of light, too.
by: Chadwick Griffith (Cobra22nd)
Nashville Sounds, pregame
You need to decide which end of the dugout to go to. I prefer the end near 3rd base. From here you have more time to ID players and get your stuff ready. You can use the home plate side to snag players you missed earlier.
Visiting Team, Pregame
Again, you can use either end of the dugout, but I prefer the 1st base side.
Nashville Sounds, Postgame
They exit the clubhouse via a tunnel under the stands. From the home team dugout you want to go to the end of the concourse and down the stairs to the picnic area. Hang a left and pass through the fence near the ticket booth. To your left you should see the tunnel, and this is the area where you should set up. It can get kind of dark in this area, so be prepared to squint.
Visiting Team, Postgame
The road team exits their clubhouse via the dugout. The ascend into the stands and out into the parking lot to meet their bus. Unless you KNOW you can ID the players in a hurry, you should NOT set up by the dugout. Instead, you want to go up to the middle concourse and wait there. This will buy you some time to ID players. They should not be moving fast, as they have just played 9 innings and now have to go up the stairs. As long as you can recognize people, you should have no problems. There should be plenty of light, too.