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BALLPARK INFO 24 - FORD PROCTOR CONT

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The automatic teller machine is located in the Biscuit Basket retail store, which is located behind Section 111

Beverage, Food, Containers

No bottles, cans, alcoholic beverages or food may be brought into Riverwalk Stadium. The Biscuits will do their best to accommodate fans with dietary restrictions. If you have a specific need, please check in at the Guest Services Booth behind section 111.

Biscuit Basket

The retail store is open Monday-Saturday from 10:00am - 4:00pm on game days and will re-open when gates to Riverwalk Stadium open. On Sunday game days, the store opens when gates open. The store is also open Monday-Friday 10:00am-4:00pm and Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm on non-game days and during the off-season.

Box Office Hours

Monday-Friday: 10:00am to 5:30pm Monday-Saturday Game Days: 10am to top of the sixth inning Sunday Game Days: 12:00pm to top of the sixth inning

Concessions

The Montgomery Biscuits offer a variety of food and beverages throughout Riverwalk Stadium. The Biscuits have two large concession stands - the Railyard and the Train Station - with ballpark favorites. Plus, don’t forget to take note of the specialty portable carts located throughout the ballpark featuring Philly cheese steaks, 1/2 pound burgers and other tasty selections including of course, biscuits!

Drinking Fountains

Water drinking fountains are located on the concourse level behind sections 103 and 112.

Elevators

The elevator for suite level and press box access is located across from section 109 near the Biscuit Basket store. For access to field level, the elevator is located across from section 105. Proper credentials are required for access.

First Aid – Baptist Health

The Baptist Health First Aid facility, for major or minor incidents, is located on the concourse near the Biscuit Basket retail store behind section 111.

Guest Services

The Guest Services Booth is located on the concourse behind section 111. A Biscuits representative will be there throughout each game to assist you with questions. All lost and found items shoud be turned in a Guest Servies, as well as registration for Baptist Health Birthdays!

Gates Open

Montgomery Riverwalk Stadium gates open one hour and 5 minutes before the scheduled start of the game.

Lost and Found

All found items should be turned in at the Guest Services Desk behind section 111. For any items you may have lost, please ask at the Guest Services Desk.

Lost Parents/Found Children

Parents should report a lost child to a representative at the Guest Services Desk located behind section 111. A customer service representative will contact security immediately. We ask that parents instruct children visiting Riverwalk Stadium to find a security officer, tell a Biscuits employee or go to the Guest Service Desk should they become separated from their parents.

Re-Entering Stadium

Fans may leave the ballpark and return during games. Show a ticket taker your ticket and have your hand stamped before exiting.

Smoking

Riverwalk Stadium is a smoke-free facility. If you desire to smoke, please step out of Riverwalk Stadium and be sure to have your hand stamped by a ticket taker to gain re-entry into the stadium at any gate on the concourse level.

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TRAINSTATIONCONCESSIONS

RAILYARD CONCESSIONS

Seating Capacity

Riverwalk Stadium is currently operating at a reduced capacity. Designated sections of the ballpark will be dedicated as “Social Distance Sections” where six feet of separation will be maintained between each pod of ticket buyers (maximum of six seats together). The same protocol will be followed for areas of the stadium where scouts, MLB Personnel, and “friends and family” of players / staff will be located. Please contact the Biscuits Box Office for more information and to reserve your seats in these dedicated sections (334-323-BALL). Some areas of the ballpark will be off limits to fans to ensure a safe buffer between players and fans. Please do not enter marked areas around the home and visiting dugouts and bullpens.

Stolen or Lost Tickets

Please remember that game tickets are like money and should be secured like cash. Should tickets be lost or stolen, please contact the Biscuits Box Office immediately.

Refunds

There are no refunds once a ticket has been purchased. However, if you are a season ticket holder entitled to Diamond Club benefits, you can bring your unused season ticket to the box office and exchange it for a ticket of equal or lesser value for a later date, subject to availability.

Rain Checks

A game is considered official after five complete innings (4 ½ innings when the Biscuits are leading). If a game is stopped before it becomes official or before it starts, your ticket will act as a rain check for a future game. Suspended game tickets cannot be exchanged. You can redeem your ticket at the Box Office for tickets to a future game, subject to availability.

Will Call

Game tickets may be picked up at the Biscuits Box Office during normal hours of operation. Tickets can only be released to the person whose name the tickets are being held under, with proper identification.

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“I feel like if you can play short, you can play any other position,” Proctor said, “and I’ve played second and third in high school and summer ball or college and summer ball. Everyone on the team was a shortstop so I could rotate positions and play second or third and, of course, short. So it got me used to playing all the positions.”

Catcher was another matter, so when he saw an opportunity to spend the winter months playing in the Australian Baseball League, he seized it. He had worked out at catcher at the Rays’ alternate training site in September and played in instructional league camp but here was an opportunity to play games in front of crowds in a winter league.

Proctor was one of seven players from the Rays’ minor league organization sent to the Perth Heat just before Thanksgiving.

“The whole reason I went down there was to catch, just to get some games under my belt before I went into spring training and this season,” Proctor said. “But it was cool. COVID, pretty much, was nonexistent down there. They’re strict with their protocols, which is why they’ve been able to handle the situation well, but we got down there and had a two-week quarantine in a hotel. It turned out to be worth it because once you get out, everything is back to normal -- no masks, no restrictions at restaurants, no occupancy rules. It was like going back to 2019.

“And Australia is a beautiful place. We were close to the beach in Perth and there’s a river that goes through the city. We were right on the water. It was awesome.”

But while Proctor prepared to catch for the first time at the Double-A level, the “can’t-miss” part of his profile -- his bat -- has been slow to adjust to the higher level. “I kind of got off to a slow start,” he said. “I’m starting to feel better now. I don’t find it to be extremely difficult. I mean, there’s good players but it’s just another level you have to adjust to and adapt to.”

It’s good that he has Gray, who is at Triple-A Durham, on speed dial because the former college teammate went through a similar slow start at Montgomery in 2019.

“We’ve talked and he’s just kind of told me to hang in there and keep going and the success will come,” Proctor said.

Meanwhile, at catcher, he continues to get as much work as Pinto, the returning starter. Former Montgomery teammate Shane Baz, recently promoted to Durham, had nothing but praise for Proctor. “This is hi s first year,” Baz said. “He just started catching this year and he’s been really good. I’m fine with either of those guys back there.”

Proctor said the transition would be complete whenever people quit referring to him as the new guy.

“I feel like I learn something every time I go out there,” he said. “I’m always talking to our catching guys. They help me along. I always hate when people say ‘I’m just starting’ because I want to get to the point where I’m as comfortable back there as I am at shortstop.”

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