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Re: Happy about Field problems & people management & severe weather @ Championship

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Originally Posted by Andy Grady View Post
If it seemed at all like the staff and volunteers were more focused on the field than the weather at the time, this quote is the exact reason why. The people on the floor were well aware of the situation, and a plan was in place in case of any danger. The workers stayed focused because panic is as big of an enemy as anything else was. Thank you to all of the volunteers and staff who worked quickly to assure the safety of everyone in the building.
Exactly, though we knew there was inclement weather in the stands (and what happened at Busch Stadium), I had no idea there actually was a tornado. How would I have reacted if I knew that? Panicked and freaked out. Yes, that's not the best reaction, but I can guarantee thousands of others would also do that.


And for anyone who says FIRST did absolutely nothing other than the announcement, at one point just about all the safety judge green shirts hurriedly ran(well, not running, but you get the point) out of the stands.
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