Weiner and the staff working some light throwing from the mound. 

The plan is to get a full fence and as much of a batters’ eye as possible for the outfield by game one. 

5 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

The plan is to get a full fence and as much of a batters’ eye as possible for the outfield by game one. 

Very surprised the batter's eye cannot be restored in full.  Lack of materials?  🤷🏻‍♂️

14 hours ago, HenryJames said:

Bigger anchors obviously required.

50 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

 

Truly need a lot more manpower and machinery to get the fence completed.  This looks like an initial clean up so far.

 

any update on the field? 

5 hours ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

Truly need a lot more manpower and machinery to get the fence completed.  This looks like an initial clean up so far.

That's just the supervisors. Supervisors are in yellow and workers are in orange.

5 hours ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

Truly need a lot more manpower and machinery to get the fence completed.  This looks like an initial clean up so far.

They need more time.

40 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said:

They need more time.

Nah, it could be done in 24 hrs. With the equipment and workers required.  They did not even bring in lights yet.

Wow I'm right down the street in Leander, we got tornado warnings, but at least where I'm at didn't take any damage. 

One adjustment is that it sounds like the (temporary?) batter's eye won't be as tall as it was before. Assuming it's not 28 feet, I wonder how (if at all) that changes the rule of a ball that hits the monster counts as a home run.

 

I don't know who fixed the bad damage last time there was an issue, but it is good to see a construction company step up and help out so fast.

How did it hold up after last nights storm? Anyone see it this morning 

Need the green monster back