Author: Shannon Shark @metspolice

If you have Promenade seating at Citi Field, watch out if you’re in the first three rows.   We walked around the park and there were lots of people moving up!

This is the actual seat they sold me.  Section 504, Row 3.   Go sit there yourself.

That’s not obstructed?  I don’t know about you but I like seeing the batter, pitcher and third baseman.  Don’t worry about the dude with the red hat, I understand there will be other fans at the game.  Even I’m not that whiny.

This second picture is what it’s like when someone actually uses the stairs.

After the rain I moved down to some seats downstairs.  The lower deck is great.

I really loved the stadium and don’t want to be sour – it’s really great – unless you’re in the first three rows upstairs.

To be fair to the Mets, the dude in the blue hat told me that he complained to the Mets and they are moving his seats.

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Gary Sheffield is hardly the player he used to be. He is 39 and in spring training he was hitting under .200 On the flip side he did hit 5 homeruns this spring and the Tigers arepaying him $14 million a year.

That’s $14 million guaranteed.

You don’t drop a player earning that much unless you know something.

So what do the Tigers know?

Well, what do we know about Sheffield. We know he admitted to using the steroid laden “Cream” from Barry Bonds’ trainer in 2001. Sheffield has stated that he stopped using it when he found out what was in it and never went back to the stuff.

What do the Tigers know?

I have nothing to base this on other than pure speculation, but maybe Sheffield’ name is on that 2003 list of players who tested positive for steroids. If it is, that’s 2 years AFTER he said he had stopped taking it.

What do the Tigers know?

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