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The Marlins are asking fans to bring instruments, whistles and flags to their new 'Comunidad 305' section

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By Matt Monagan

Marlins Park is one of the party-est ballparks in baseball. They have The Clevelander, a literal dance club, inside the stadium, they have the greatest and flashiest home run sculpture in MLB history and they have players that do things like this:

So, it's no surprise that the Marlins want to create a giant orchestral section in their ballpark next season called "Comunidad 305."


According to the Sun-Sentinel, the section will be in right field and cost $8 per ticket. President of Business Operations Chip Bowers wants to create a loud and passionate atmosphere like the ones seen at MLS or World Baseball Classic games. Let's hope for this:

And this: 

Let's also make sure you-know-who gets the invite.

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