]the 160$M the city will have to kick in actually SAVES the city money, because otherwise we're contractually bound to provide upgrades for Shea that have been estimated at $200m.An interesting point which i had not heard before. I'm always in favor of saving taxpapyer money, though i usually have no problem with the city providing infrastructure improvements as long as they aren't paying for the park itself.heres my wish-list:1. pitcher's park with at least the same dimensions as Shea to all fields. deeper is fine too.2. open-air in the outfield (ie..not a football stadium) so that the wind can kill fly-balls as it always has and always should.3. lots of foul ground. i can't afford front row anyway so what do i care how far away it is? the view from the upper deck will be the same either way, and the view from the mound will be much nicer when balls that should be long strikes become outs instead.4. bleacher seats open to the public more than one night a week.5. some sort of tribute to Murphy (and eventually Kiner)6. a place for Seaver's number that actually has room next to it for other numbers...you know, as if we are actually gonna retire one again some day.7. affordable tickets, currently $5 upper deck seats are available to select (read: shitty) weeknight games. this had better continue, its a welcome change and as a real fan i could care less about the opponents, i'm fine with seeing the brewers at $5 over seeing the Yankees or Giants at $18 a seat.