West Virginia head baseball coach Steve Sabins did not hold back when commenting on Clemson’s beer garden and visitor’s bullpen.
Of course, a major change that came to Doug Kingsmore Stadium this year is the beer garden wedged between the stands and the opponent’s bullpen.
The visitor’s bullpen was moved out into foul territory down the left-field line. The area that used to serve as that bullpen was opened up to fans and now serves as a beer garden, where opposing pitchers have to warm up in front of the beer garden.
Sabins isn’t fond of that setup, to say the least, and was highly critical of it on Friday during his press conference ahead of West Virginia’s matchup at No.