An interesting experience: The adaptation to the new home of the Lions is on the right track

The new Lions stadium has not yet seen its first full capacity, but those who are living baseball up close in Kanasín They are enjoying it greatly.

The second day of going to the ball park, called “Víctor Cervera Pacheco”, It had more bustles than the first. The arrival time (access is necessarily earlier during the inauguration) contrasted: on Tuesday, early, quiet at 6. On Wednesday, later, in “rush hour”, to bursting the crowds. Access streets to Kanasinwatching cyclists, motorcyclists and mototaxi drivers perform tricks They come out like ants from everywhere. Vehicular traffic, with local police officers and the SSP, is given a lot of movement on the street leading to the entrance traffic light (in front of the Prosecutor’s Office). He who arrives late by nature will certainly find everything complicated.

Access to the stadium yesterday was with less bustle. And, also like the day before, on the opening night, The first pitch came with very few people in the seats. Typical of the Mexican: everyone wants to appear when the game is in development.

But “Kukulcán style” show remains at the “Panucho Park”. And the noise that was criticized in the Mérida stadium in the last two years is one hundred in Kanasín. But it is part of the constant evolution in Mexican stadiums.

And one finds everything as in the famous “vineyard of the Lord”. Some criticize, others are happy with what they are experiencing, the new experience of the park.

Those who enter and look in front, on the garden side, show their surprise at seeing the stands full (a free space managed by the Kanasín city council for its neighbors), and also by those who are from the roof of a property that is right behind. On Facebook they wrote: “The haters will say it’s Kanasín, but not even Wrigley Field has that view.”

There are many challenges in the new stadium (several needs to cover, for example, and very urgent ones). But baseball is playing at its best.

Look, for example, at the photos in the Diario, and, literally, they don’t even seem to be from Kanasín. The background has all the appearance of the remembered Kukulcán, regarding which, we tell you, we will have interesting news for you.

Oh, and what happens even in Big leagues, suddenly a dog comes out onto the playing field (there are squirrels). You already know the “rebambarámba” that is created in these cases, cheering on the young worker who chased him halfway across the field.

The dog arrived through the Tigers’ dogaut and a player directed him, bat in hand, to enter through the access and he did it correctly. If “Florito”, the bullfighter from Las Ventas de Madrid, saw it.

We said that the game is at a high level, on both sides. Example: Tomo Otosaka, the first Japanese to play for the Lions, risked his physicality to make two of those “top ten” catches on television highlights. And how electrifying the eighth inning was, in which the beasts woke up and scored four runs to turn the score around.

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