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Really enjoy your blog. I was hoping you could help me. I'm trying to finish a 2010 WS Giants ball for my dad and all I need is Edgar Renteria to be done. I'm gonna make the Reds/Dodger series (the tuesday night game and the wednesday noon game) in June. Where is the best spots to get visitor sigs? Is the visiting players entrance accessible when the Reds are arriving/leaving? How early do the auto gates open and should I park on the outside (safe/free) if the gates don't open prior to the visitor's bus arriving? I've read that the Dodger Club seats offer the possiblity before and after the game too but that the tix are mucho deniro. Any help would be appreciated.
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Dennis
Posted by: dennis | 05/18/2011 at 02:16 PM