Really? Other than the idiotic OF dimensions and the corny replica of Ebbets Field, I thought the building was pretty nice. In other news, it looks like the Mets have discovered the problem and fixed it. Per Metsblog: Terry Collins told reporters today that he plans to move the team�s batting practice at home to a time closer to the actual start time of the game, with his starter hitting last. Typically, on the road he explained, the team hits roughly 45 minutes before the game. However, at home, it can be as much as two hours and 25 minutes, which, in his estimation, is too large an amount of time. I watched Mets BP pretty intently twice in August. I think I saw three home runs hit in all...in batting practice. I also think it was two, but I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that I missed one. Point is I didn't sense a lot of momentum evaporating as they ceded the field to the visitors.