Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Futures At Fenway 2011 Announced. By Me!
No official press release yet, but it seems clear from the green square on the PawSox schedule, and from the only home game tickets aren't available to on the Portland schedule, that Futures at Fenway 2011 will be held on August 20th.
So here we go with Jere's fake press release:
The [add 1 from last year]th annual Futures at Fenway doubleheader presented by [some company you probably hate] is scheduled for Saturday, August 20th. Family-friendly prices and a bunch of other stuff will highlight the day's events. In game one, probably around noon, the double-A Portland Sea Dogs will take the field against Eastern League rivals the Binghamton Mets. The triple-A Pawtucket Red Sox will then square off against the Nationals' International League affiliate, the Syracuse Chiefs.
Tickets will go on sale probably on a Saturday in February, probably at 10 AM, via phone and Internet.
Fans holding tickets to 2010's Futures games, one of which was rained out, can bring their stubs for [some amount of money] off of concessions. I'd say they can use them to get discounted tickets, but seriously, how would they pull that off? Thank you.
So here we go with Jere's fake press release:
The [add 1 from last year]th annual Futures at Fenway doubleheader presented by [some company you probably hate] is scheduled for Saturday, August 20th. Family-friendly prices and a bunch of other stuff will highlight the day's events. In game one, probably around noon, the double-A Portland Sea Dogs will take the field against Eastern League rivals the Binghamton Mets. The triple-A Pawtucket Red Sox will then square off against the Nationals' International League affiliate, the Syracuse Chiefs.
Tickets will go on sale probably on a Saturday in February, probably at 10 AM, via phone and Internet.
Fans holding tickets to 2010's Futures games, one of which was rained out, can bring their stubs for [some amount of money] off of concessions. I'd say they can use them to get discounted tickets, but seriously, how would they pull that off? Thank you.
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