During the 2000 baseball season, plaintiff was employed as a security guard at Yankee Stadium, assigned to sit on a stool in the field level of the stands, directly behind home plate. Although that section was protected from batted or thrown balls by backstop screening, plaintiff's right hand was struck and fractured by a foul ball. Plaintiff alleges that the ball was able to get through to him because a window in the netting had been opened to allow placement of a television...
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