Do we really need THIS MUCH NETTING at baseball games? (White Sox)

What do you think? Do you like the extended netting? Do you hate it? Fan safety isn't just important -- it's essential but it's tough to find the right balance between protecting people and letting everyone have fun. Here at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago, the White Sox recently extended the netting all the way down the lines to the foul poles. Personally I hate it, but I'm curious to know how YOU feel.

The Los Angeles Angels were here. Mike Trout wasn't in the starting lineup but did pinch-hit late in the game. I nearly caught two home runs. One fan got ejected. Lots of fun stuff took place as usual.

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This video was filmed by Chris Yon (@yonnernyc) on September 7, 2019. It was edited by Chris Bruning (@iChrisbtv) and Bill Bruning (@billbruning). Thanks for watching!

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