Tom Lombardo eats a foot long hotdog out side Progressive Field prior to the start of the game between the Cleveland Indians and the Toronto Blue Jays on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

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Cleveland Indians fans enter the gates of Progressive Field for opening day on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

Jack Hannahan #9 of the Cleveland Indians watches his three run home run clear the wall during the second inning of the opening day game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Progressive Field on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

A member of the grounds crew paints the first base line prior to the start of the Opening Day game between the Cleveland Indians and the Toronto Blue Jays at Progressive Field on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

Military helicopters fly over Progressive Field during the national anthem prior to the opening day game between the Cleveland Indians and the Toronto Blue Jays on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

Starting pitcher Justin Masterson #63 of the Cleveland Indians pitches to Yunel Escobar #5 of the Toronto Blue Jays for the first pitch of the opening day game at Progressive Field on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

General view of Progressive Field prior to the start of the Opening day game between the Cleveland Indians and the Toronto Blue Jays at Progressive Field on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

Cleveland Indians fans admire a statue of Indians great Bob Feller on opening day at Progressive Field against the Toronto Blue Jays on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

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Fans enjoy Progressive Field entertainers on stilts. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Shawn Kimble, from North Ridgeville, brought his son Gavin, 4, to the Indians game with his cousins. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Fans enjoy live music on stage behind the bleachers at Progressive Field. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Fans watch warm-ups from Home Run Alley. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

For $5.25, a ballpark hot dog can be yours. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Ray and Lenore Pikus show off a homerun ball caught at their seats during batting practice. Their sons, R.J. (left) and Andrew are enjoying Opening Day. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Father and son make good use of sunglasses for the little boy's first baseball game. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Fans wait for homerun balls during Toronto's batting practice. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Lines of people waiting to get in to Progressive Field by the Bob Feller statue. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Brooke Drust, from Wooster, wears a much needed blanket while she waits to get through the gate off of Progressive Field. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)
 

Fans behind the bleachers watch radio and TV crews interview fans at Progressive Field. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Friends Jeff Gooden and Roni Hall from Lexington Twp. brought Roni's daughter, Vanessa, and her cousins, Johnny and Abbey, to Opening Day. It's little Johnny's first MLB game. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)
 

Most folks at Opening Day are enjoying a warm spot in the sun on pickup truck beds before wandering in to Progressive Field. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Warm coats are needed for brisk winds outside Progressive Field, as well as for the cold, sunless concourses inside the stadium. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Parking lot attendants are charging $20 a spot near Progressive Field on E. 9th Street. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Crosswalks are jammed at Bolivar Avenue and E. 9th Street as eager Indians fans try to park and head over to Progressive Field for Opening Day. (Photo: Dave Arnold/WEWS)

Looking through the foul pole at Progressive Field before Opening Day on April 5, 2012.

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Seats at Progressive Field before Opening Day on April 5, 2012.

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Progressive Field before Opening Day on April 5, 2012.

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