The Mets Police: View of Citi Field near foul pole

View of Citi Field near foul pole

Yesterday, we answered that Yes, Virginia there is an obstructed view and had some fun with the words of Dave Howard.

Here's a look from that same area, and Ceetar suggests imagine sitting two seats to the left.

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Ceetar said :

December 19, 2009 at 4:50 PM

Looking through the net isn't horrible, it's like sitting behind home plate, but make sure you enjoy who you're with if your sitting in seat 1, because you'll be leaning right all the time to see around the pole.

Also, that camera guy could be distracting as he moved about, and the fans behind us kept screaming for him to turn around and take a picture of them.

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