The New York Yankees will play a two-game exhibition series at the Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium against the Red Devils of Mexico and they will make a series of requirements for the two games.
According to the Diablos Rojos organization, the Yankees requested several things from technology to towels for the weekend in Mexico City.
One of the main things the organization asked for is “a hot tub, a hydrocollator, an ultrasound machine and an examination table”according to the MLB collective agreement.
Among the details of the requests is the thickness of the mattress that the massage tables for the players in the Yankees locker room must have, water temperature, 600 towels, plus modifications to the Club House and a fiber optic plan for the Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium.
“A National League game is covered by 10 to 15 cameras, an international game, due to the participation of networks and various projects, commercial agreements, We have up to 30 cameras, that entails new electrical installations, new fiber optic cables, bandwidth issues, you will see auxiliary booths for radio and TV,” reveals Francisco Ramos, Director of the Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium. to ESPN.
What modifications were made to the Alfredo Harp Helú stadium for the series against the Yankees?
The playing field at the Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium is in good condition and thanks to the series that have been played in Mexico, andThe stadium has all the necessary adaptations.
“People from the Yankees came, we already had protocol, travel, and security visits, they will continue to come, we expect visits all the timeit is part of their job, both in sports and in accommodation,” adds the manager.
“Having Major League experience gives you a lot of experience, because what a game like that asks of you is what the Yankees ask of you, I already said it once, it is very difficult the first time and less difficult the second time. In the games a year ago, we were nervous, we didn’t even know where to run. Today the experience, the team, gives us peace of mind,” explains Othón Díaz, president of the Red Devils of Mexico to Espn.
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