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NL East

Reporting by Paul Kapustka

Atlanta Braves
Turner Field
Seating Capacity: 50,096
Wi-Fi – Yes
DAS – Yes

Turner Field was yet another facility that previously had Wi-Fi but got an upgrade via the MLBAM plan this offseason. According to the Braves the new network has “ten times the capacity and speeds 30 times faster” than the previous deployment, so that should work out better for everyone.

Washington Nationals
Nationals Park
Seating Capacity: 41,888
Wi-Fi – Yes
DAS – Yes

The Nationals have always been somewhat reluctant to promote their in-stadium Wi-Fi but reception should be even better this year with a new MLBAM Wi-Fi network.

Philadelphia Phillies
Citizens Bank Park
Seating Capacity: 43,651
Wi-Fi – Yes
DAS – Yes

Comcast’s decision to install hundreds of Wi-Fi APs in its hometown park in 2013 continues to pay off for Phillies fans, who also will have a better DAS connection thanks to recent upgrades from AT&T.

New York Mets
Citi Field
Seating Capacity: 45,000
Wi-Fi – Yes
DAS – Yes

With more than 500 APs, Citi Field has had good Wi-Fi connectivity for some time now. What’s new this year is the on-field surge by the Mets. Are NYM fans ready for a winner?

Marlins Park. Credit: Miami Marlins.

Not only does Marlins Park have good Wi-Fi and DAS – they actually tell you about it on the team home page, with great information about the Meru-powered Wi-Fi and the ExteNet neutral-host DAS.