[76lsjumb]

When it comes to sporting events that are likely to cause drunken, rowdy behavior, Stanford baseball has to be pretty low on the list. It seems like a good choice for a pilot program.

Maybe yes, maybe no.  I've been to a fair number of games over the years where one or two obnoxious -- and loud -- opposing fans have made their presence well-known behind the dugout on the third-base line.  I've generally assumed they were already adequately fueled from pre-game tailgating, so maybe this won't change things much.  Nevertheless, having a ready source of replenishment nearby won't improve things for the rest of us [or, very likely, for the umpires].

Also, ...who drinks wine at a baseball game?

[76lsjumb]

When it comes to sporting events that are likely to cause drunken, rowdy behavior, Stanford baseball has to be pretty low on the list. It seems like a good choice for a pilot program.

Maybe yes, maybe no.  I've been to a fair number of games over the years where one or two obnoxious -- and loud -- opposing fans have made their presence well-known behind the dugout on the third-base line.  I've generally assumed they were already adequately fueled from pre-game tailgating, so maybe this won't change things much.  Nevertheless, having a ready source of replenishment nearby won't improve things for the rest of us [or, very likely, for the umpires].

Also, ...who drinks wine at a baseball game?