Hilariously--you missed both Screech'sBestFriend and NatsDelNegro in your photo. We all sit just to the right of your photo. Rows 2,3 & 4--Seats 14, 15, 16 & 17. Screech'sBF is ALWAYS in Section 320 Row 4 Seat 15, NatsDelNegro is ALWAYS in Row 3, Seat 14.
Come by and introduce yourself next time. Screech actually came over and partied with Section 320 for the entire 9th inning on Sunday.
By the way, my wife, Sohna is actually seen just to the right on your photo, in the 4th row. African-American Lady with the shades on.
Brandon and I will both be at the game on Wednesday and we'll come by!
Great write-up and photos! I love this:
"The Nationals should be hosting the Nats Bloggers in this section, and lavishing as much free food and liquor needed for positive coverage, because we care."
Totally and heartily agree!
Section 319 is also somewhat "hidden" in that the sign in front, the one hanging from the railing, says 318. Almost every game people wander around in front of section 319 trying to figure out where they are supposed to be sitting. And almost every game a miniature debate leads off the game, as those that hold tickets for section 318 (which is actually a better section) battle holders of section 319 tickets for the right to sit in the section 319 seats.
Thank you very much. Looks like Just a Nats Fan is in line for some favorable coverage on Curly W!
From outside the event horizon, sections 319 and 320 look so...normal.
Wormholes, dead zones and racing presidents. What's not to love about this place?
I miss the standing room. You'd always see something interesting there. Once, after (I think it was Rauch) plunked a batter with the bases loaded, Soriano sauntered over into the Dodgers bullpen and laid down in the corner with his glove on his head. Plus you could be in the outfield and actually see the fence instead of having to look across the stadium at other fans to judge weather or not a ball went out. Progress stinks. Sigh.
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