On a sunny block of Broadway in downtown Manhattan sits a highly unusual building, one you can’t find in any other city: the MLB Fan Cave. A glassy enclosure complete with leather couches, a big plastic slide, and an artillery of TVs tuned to the MLB Network, it looks like the best sports bar in the city.
On a sunny block of Broadway in downtown Manhattan sits a highly unusual building, one you can’t find in any other city: the MLB Fan Cave. A glassy enclosure complete with leather couches, a big plastic slide, and an artillery of TVs tuned to the MLB Network, it looks like the best sports bar in the city.
Seinfeld was a self-described show about nothing in which nothing much ever changed. Between its first and ninth season, the show’s basic setup went unaltered. None of the four leads ever departed, and no new major characters were added. No relationships stuck. Jerry’s apartment and Monk’s Café remained the sitcom’s main settings.