Not sure of what angle the cameras provided during the game but AJ and Fetter were sitting immediately outside the dugout with their chairs facing the field behind a framed net used for infield practices. They weren’t actually in the stands. We were in section 205 straight up from where they were watching the game.
When the Tigers were in the field, Fetter would take a seat along side Hinch to watch the pitcher. When the Tigers were batting Fetter would give up his seat beside Hinch to an offensive coach. If I’m not mistaken, I believe it was George Lombard that sat by Hinch while the Tigers were batting (if you can call what they did today batting). This is how they did it last year as well when playing in Lakeland. Hinch & Company pretty much stay in the dugouts on road trips.
Hinch is into it. He’s worth paying attention to during games, which I’ve fallen into a habit of doing.
Regarding Scott Harris youthful looks, he does look very young in person. The brass will sit down in the lower section of seats immediately behind the plate. I honestly don’t think anybody even realizes who he is when he’s in the crowd.
Gibby was on the road yesterday in Sarasota and managed to sit in the heat for about half the game before moving to someplace cooler. I’m surprised he traveled yesterday as there was no coverage of the game. This can’t be easy on him.