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If you're asking, "Where would be a good place to hide overnight in a Baseball stadium?", I can only say that I would not recommend doing so. Too many people are cleaning up everywhere, long after the game ends, and anyone found even hanging around will be asked to leave. If found well after the game, you would almost certainly be arrested.
Lot's of better places to spend the night, with FAR less chance of getting caught.
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