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How To Sweat Less On A Date At A Summer Baseball Game: A SportsGrid How-To

by Evan Sporer | 4:42 pm, June 21st, 2012

It was 97 degrees today, which, by our extremely scientific calculations, is what’s known as “ball-sweating weather.” Here at SportsGrid, we know that it can sometimes be a daunting proposition to head to a ballgame — with, say, a date — and avoid sitting in a puddle of your own sweat, thus immediately ending any sort of physical attraction between you and that special someone. Luckily, our resident sweat-spert, Evan Sporer, is here with some tips on how to stay cool (and maintain some level of appeal) during those sweltering summer days at the stadium.

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