(NEW YORK) -- Without fans flailing their arms to catch a $5 bag of peanuts from a ballpark vendor this year, what will happen to all those leftover legumes?
Most stadiums already shelled out the purchase cost of the bagged ballpark staple, but with a season that potentially plans to limit fans and patrons, the future of food at stadiums appears to be crushed.
With reopening strategies that will differ state by state, and thus ballpark to ballpark, people may not be singing the same tune about peanuts and cracker jacks if there's no seventh inning stretch.