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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, lax rats alike.

Welcome back to another episode of the crease dive.

Today is Monday, June 6th.

The PLL season is underway, and Jeff T.

He is well on his way to having the first 100-point season in league history.

I'm Jordy from Barstall with me.

As always, we've got Dugues on the mic. Dugues, fresh from your trip up to Albany for week one, how we feel. And after, you know, spending a few days in Albany and getting to see some of that action up close and personal, especially from, from a long pole who was sending a lot of heat your way. Look, the capital region, baby. Up in the capital region, Thursday to Saturday, got back a little bit late last night, watched the games at home today. So I got to see the broadcast. But overall, Albany was a great place. I can only speak for Saturday. But the venue was popping, especially in the first game, the way that they set it up,

every single opening weekend should be in Albany.

I bet you we'll dive into that a little bit, but both stands were packed.

The hill was sick.

Like, that's something that, like, I know, like, we keep going back and forth on like where lacrosse event should

be hosted and like yeah like I I still think MLS stadiums but I think if you can just find a

spot with a hill just if anywhere with a hill anywhere with the hill the hill the hill always plays

for watching lacrosse it just was so but have one complaint. It's not going to complain towards like the league or anything. So they have like a, I thought this was really smart. They had like a jamboree for little kids. Like so they play like three games throughout the day, right? And then they watch the first. And then like the kids like all buds the field. So during the first game, I mean, it was fucking packed. Like kids are like doing fastest shot when the games are going on. It was like a carnival. Stands are packed. People are walking around. Like it was fire. And then they took like the fifth. Then it's like the little break where teams warm up. And then the kids are like shot because they're so tired. Parents are exhausted. They've been playing lacrosse since 8 a.m.

So they go home for the second game.

You know, it was still packed for the second game, but like not as packed for the first. And the second game was one that was televised on TV. So like, and then it started getting like very hot. So one side, like the side that has like the side that everybody knows like where it's like Casey Stadium where it's like that iconic shot like that side was packed as it had all the shade and nobody wanted to melt in the sun. So like that's where it got a little bit where I was like frustrated as like someone that wants to like because all the TV shots like someone would be like oh like the cross there's nobody. But like the other side was packed.'t get me wrong but it was like the side with the shade like there was like no seats available

yeah i i feel like we definitely run into that issue before like i remember um it might have been

it might have been that first championship when they were in philly um there was like a certain

section of the stadium that

they weren't letting fans sit in because it was going to look better on TV had everyone been

like packed on that one sideline. But like you're just not going to tell people from Philly where

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