how many stadiums have the home team dugout on the 1st base side?
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There are many teams in the MLB that have the home dugout on the 1st base side.  The Yankees, Red Sox, and Brewers all have their home dugouts on the 1st base side, as do the Marlins.  I'm sure there are others as well.  I'm not 100% sure, but I believe the Giants were on the 1st base side before they moved out of Candlestick and the Tiger's were on the first base side at old Tiger Stadium.
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1.  Pitcher\n2.  Catcher\n3.  First Base\n4.  Second Base\n5.  Third Base\n6.  Shortstop\n7.  Left Field\n8.  Center Field\n9.  Right Field
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1934, 42 Polo Grounds\n1939,60, 77 Yankee Stadium\n1949 Ebbetts Field\n1964 Shea Stadium\n\nIn 73 years of all star games you have hosted 7\nThat is just under 1 in every 10 years.  Let another team host it.
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Baltimore Orioles are very close to where you are. Or check internet MLB teams.
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All of the home games.
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I have been to the following MLB Ballparks:\n\n    Wrigley Field -- Chicago\n    Kauffman Stadium -- Kansas City\n    Busch Stadium (Old One) -- St. Louis\n    Metrodome -- Minneapolis\n    Camden Yards -- Baltimore\n    Astrodome -- Houston\n    Arlington Stadium -- Arlington, TX\n    The Ballpark in Arlington (whatever its name is now)\n       -- Arlington, TX\n\n    My favorite is Wrigley -- such history, tradition and charm. Also a great surrounding atmosphere around the ballpark.
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In wriggley field it was the first that was built....The first base "dugout" was just a bench. The home team really got advantage....The Sun could also be the cause. But at historic Wrigley Field the 3rd Base dugout was the the first dugout to be built.
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college baseball camps\nwww.collegebaseballcamps.com
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I found some cool information on this site.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-statistics.com/Ballparks/
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Greetings from the Yahoo Brain in New York City!  \nHope you're watching the live Answers webcast at http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\n\nThe answer to your question Ameriquest Field in Arlington, home of the Texas Rangers.  Sometimes referred to as the Ballpark at Arlington, for short.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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West area of Shea\n\np.s. - Go braves! nice to see other fellow braves fans traveling
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I know that Joe Torre was the first to hit a home run in Fulton County Stadium.\n\nHere are the firsts of Turner Field:\n\nFirst pitch by Denny Neagle at 7:47 p.m.... The Cubs' Brian McRae was the first batter... Kenny Lofton was the first Braves' batter... First hit was by Chipper Jones... Michael Tucker had the first home run... Chipper Jones had the first stolen base... Brad Clontz secured the first victory and Mark Wohlers recorded the first save.... First error was by Fred McGriff.
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www.baseballcountyofeldorado.com
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Get to the ballpark about 2 hours before game time and head straight to the front row at the end of either dugout. This is where they go in and out for warmups and will often sign then. I even got Ichiro's that way. Best bet is at spring training though. Everyone signs a lot there, exept the true a-holes.
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http://www.ballparksofbaseball.com/al/YankeeStadium.htm
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Barry Bonds at 73 Home Runs. He did that on October 7, 2001.\n He hit at Pacific Bell Park, to left-center field, against Dennis Springer, the count was 1-1 none on base.
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I believe this is the final year of the contract with the company for the use of their Umpire Information System. Only 10 stadiums/fields use the system Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Chase Field, Fenway Park, Jacobs Field, McAfee Coliseum, Miller Park, Minute Maid Park, Shea Stadium, Tropicana Field and Yankee Stadium. If the service is retained(contract renewed), most likely all stadiums/fields will be provided the service, as has been discussed and promised.