Depends on who they are playing and where you want to sit, and there are differing opinions on the latter part of that statement from members of the board. I, personally, for an afternoon game, like seats in the shade. Those would be in the 200 level reserved seating starting about midway back. And, probably those won't sell out, depending on who they play. (Games against Boston sell pretty well; so do games against the Yankees, but they Yankees aren't coming down this year.) My latest trick has been to buy the least expensive seat I can, then head to the first come, first served drink rail seats in the 300 level. But that requires you to get there pretty close to gate opening and then to keep your seat one of you would have to stay there to make sure no one else takes them. I don't mind doing that as I've been to the stadium and ST many, many times. And once in the stadium, there is no longer reentry allowed so you can't wander the stadium then leave to check out the minor league area then go back in. But what I'd recommend, if you've never been, is get to the stadium very early, get your tickets wherever, then wander down to the minor league area and check that out before heading into the stadium.