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Matt’s Trip To Texas

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Matt’s Trip To Texas

Matt recounts a trip to Texas with their son for a University of Dallas orientation, coinciding with a Red Sox vs. Rangers game at the new Global Life Field. Matt and Jason discuss the stadium’s history, including the Ballpark in Arlington, which was replaced due to weather conditions and safety issues. Matt describes the new stadium’s design flaws, such as steep grandstands and worn-out railings, which caused concern for safety. They also touch on the high costs of sports tickets, particularly at Fenway Park. The conversation shifts to baseball, with a call from a listener, criticizing Rafael Devers’ performance as a designated hitter and expressing frustration over his contract.

 

 

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