tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5283150080959141697.post5387001489270807982..comments2009-03-25T13:50:57.915-04:00GMhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03440065486838225307gman2797@hotmail.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5283150080959141697.post-7065166591862307372009-03-25T13:50:57.915-04:002009-03-25T13:50:57.915-04:00Verb,<BR/><BR/>Nice write up. I agree with your assessment.<BR/><BR/>I talked with a foreman working on the Senators stadium and he said they will be done. I’ve been told several things from the Senators. Randy Whitaker said that he trusts what the construction workers tell him. Another person in the office said basically all they need is a wall and a scoreboard.<BR/><BR/>I’m with you. While they made great strides the past few weeks I still have concerns if things will be done in time. Opening night could be an issue if the new entrance and boardwalk are not done. Opening night promotions are hardhats and $2 Beer on the Boardwalk. They might need to hand out hard hats to everyone if the construction isn’t finished. If the boardwalk isn’t finished/open then the $2 beer could be a problem. <BR/>As for the outfield wall, the framing is going up fast. The wall is supposed to be static advertisement panels. I’m guessing they just need to be lined up and secured into place. It shouldn’t take that long.<BR/><BR/>The concern I have is the seating by the scoreboard, the bar by the scoreboard and the boardwalk. The frame for the boardwalk is going up but could take awhile to finish. Then they actually have to install the boards. The seating and bar by the scoreboard was still in the foundation stages last weekend. Going by how long it took them to build the LF seats, I’m guessing it might take two weeks to finish the seating and bar area.<BR/><BR/>Either way it’s going to be a close call.<BR/><BR/>Thanks,<BR/>Will<BR/>http://senatorsfansunite.blogspot.com/Senators Fans Unitehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15369809938009607326noreply@blogger.com