Definition of press box
: a space reserved for reporters (as at a stadium)
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Since 2012, District 203 spent more than $634,000 enhancing the varsity baseball field, bricking the backstop, adding screening and foul poles, renovating the press box, constructing handicap-accessible bleachers and installing batting cages.
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In the third inning, Ken Korach, the longtime chief announcer for Oakland and one of Baarns’s mentors, walked into the press box.
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Based on an idea from one of his players in the 1970s, Aaron Graham, a custom sign is being created for the press box.
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There’s a famous saying in the sports writing biz about cheering the press box.
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More than 100 credentials were issued for the Angels, packing the double-sided Coliseum press box.
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The committee approved the continuation of a collaborative instant-replay decision-making model that is not limited to the press box in the stadium.
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The Grossmont Union High School District and Granite Hills High School have honored Thompson this year by dedicating the press box at the varsity baseball field in his honor, McCray said.
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From the press box to the clubhouse, follow the Journal Sentinel's Brewers beat writers on Twitter throughout the 2018 season.
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First Known Use of press box
1889
PRESS BOX Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of press box for English Language Learners
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: a special area or section of seats where reporters sit at a sports event
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