Shea, there it is. And will always be, somewhere.
Thanks again to David G. Whitham for letting us feature his wonderful Shea Stadium portfolio in the winter of its deconstruction. Bet he makes the next joint look just as memorable.
 
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Gentlemen, I say ye Shea Stadium.
I can't believe I'll never see one of my dearest friends ever again.
The John Dickinson of ballparks?
Nah. I guess that would be the Citz, wouldn't it?
Known parochially as The Dick.
Perfect!
I was in Fort Lauderdale on business yesterday and coming into LGA last night flew right by CitiField. I kept staring, saying to myself “Where's Shea?”