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best part is i dont even think its close to sold out. i was checking a bunch of sections on ticketmaster and there were awesome seats. they justcost too much. and all these people on craigslist want face value for them.
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I don't think they expect a sellout, but a good showing. A few days ago there was an article on the dodgers being happy with sales thus far, maybewednesday
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i just feel like with this being the USA, the game should be sold out. ill probably end up going anyway, i just need to find reasonable seats. what level areyou sitting in?
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!!#$ ..... if mexico was there you'd be able to sell 50k EASY. LA is lil mexico. Like I've said earlier in the wbc post (and some people gotmad)....the usa roster is sub par. Even if they are winning....nobody really cares about the players on that team to drop the steep prices for tix
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im sitting in the reserve, behind the plate, section 7 or so i believe
am i the only person going?
am i the only person going?
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^ ill be there one way or another. might just wait til gameday and hit up the scalpers outside
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I wish I could go, stuck in %%%%%#! Tucson
that said, go wildcats
that said, go wildcats
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Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
im sitting in the reserve, behind the plate, section 7 or so i believe
am i the only person going?
I'd like to see venezuela play, but unless the prices dropped.....ehhhhhh
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Btw, did anyone else notice Milton gave up 8 ER in 3 innings
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has anyone ate at the stadium club restaurant? ive got reservations for 4pm, but am unsure of the food selection, as well as pricing.
ANY help and suggestions are appreciated folks
ANY help and suggestions are appreciated folks
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[h1]Dodgers hire broadcaster Collins[/h1][h2]Former NBC and ESPN announcer joins Lyons in TV booth[/h2]
By Ken Gurnick / MLB.com
PHOENIX -- The Dodgers have hired Eric Collins as a KCAL and PRIME TICKET television broadcasting partner for Steve Lyons on the 38 road games outside the division that Hall of Famer Vin Scully misses.
Collins, 39, has experience with Major League Baseball, Minor League Baseball and women's softball. He was the lead play-by-play announcer for NBC in its baseball coverage of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. For the past five years, he has called ESPN's College Baseball Super Regionals, and also performed radio and television play-by-play for the Chicago White Sox on occasions in 2004 and 2008.
The search for the broadcaster, led by Dodger vice president of communications Josh Rawitch and vice president of broadcasting Lauryn Lukin, included substantial participation from rightsholders Prime Ticket and KCAL TV, and other members of the Dodgers organization, according to the club.
Charley Steiner has moved from television to radio-only in the team's broadcasting change. Rawitch had earlier said that Scully was consulted before the search for a broadcaster began.
Speculation already has surfaced that the hiring of a new broadcaster is a precursor to the eventual retirement of Scully, who, at age 81, is entering his 60th year as the voice of the club. Scully has not said if he will continue on the air beyond 2009.
Steiner and booth partner Rick Monday each have two years remaining on their contracts; Lyons has one.
Collins earned a bachelor's degree from St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y., prior to earning a Master's from Syracuse University.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approvalof Major League Baseball or its clubs.
By Ken Gurnick / MLB.com
PHOENIX -- The Dodgers have hired Eric Collins as a KCAL and PRIME TICKET television broadcasting partner for Steve Lyons on the 38 road games outside the division that Hall of Famer Vin Scully misses.
Collins, 39, has experience with Major League Baseball, Minor League Baseball and women's softball. He was the lead play-by-play announcer for NBC in its baseball coverage of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. For the past five years, he has called ESPN's College Baseball Super Regionals, and also performed radio and television play-by-play for the Chicago White Sox on occasions in 2004 and 2008.
The search for the broadcaster, led by Dodger vice president of communications Josh Rawitch and vice president of broadcasting Lauryn Lukin, included substantial participation from rightsholders Prime Ticket and KCAL TV, and other members of the Dodgers organization, according to the club.
Charley Steiner has moved from television to radio-only in the team's broadcasting change. Rawitch had earlier said that Scully was consulted before the search for a broadcaster began.
Speculation already has surfaced that the hiring of a new broadcaster is a precursor to the eventual retirement of Scully, who, at age 81, is entering his 60th year as the voice of the club. Scully has not said if he will continue on the air beyond 2009.
Steiner and booth partner Rick Monday each have two years remaining on their contracts; Lyons has one.
Collins earned a bachelor's degree from St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y., prior to earning a Master's from Syracuse University.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approvalof Major League Baseball or its clubs.
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Cinco - might be a little late but hit up Yelp. They usually have most spots reviewed multiple times.
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hes prolly grubbin right now with some 18.99 4 pc chicken strip meal.
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Originally Posted by bright nikes
hes prolly grubbin right now with some 18.99 4 pc chicken strip meal.
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damn korea is puttin in work in the first inning right now.
somewhere hee sop choi is smiling.
somewhere hee sop choi is smiling.
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I always wondered why happened to dude. I remember the stadium would go crazy yelling "Heee! Sooooppp! Chooii!!".. Dude went on a homerun rampagefor a couple of games with us.
Milk carton status now.
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damn last i heard, he was with the red sox ... then he went to the minors then never got brought back up.
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SOOO.....HARDD....
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^ how was attendance? were the scalpers out in force or what? i still need tickets for tomorrows game
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Watchin the game last night, the attendance was SOLID.
The pavilion, field levels, loge looked real packed.
Sidenote: you guys ever tried the unlimited garlic fries from red robin
The pavilion, field levels, loge looked real packed.
Sidenote: you guys ever tried the unlimited garlic fries from red robin
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The attendance was pretty nice, a bit scattered but the people definitely WERE there. The little Korea factions was cool, dudes made me salty when I saw a fewof em with the official NIKE gear from their motherland, we cant get it here
Scalpers, Honestly, I didn't see too many dude. There was a long line at the box office next to the office entrance, I guess club level side .
Tonight though, will be sweet.
I'll say this though, You will NEVER..EHH EHH EVERRRR, see the parking lot with that many open spaces again though
. I got out of the parking lot andonto the 110 within 20 minutes, been years since that happened.
BN i've only had shoestring fries from there, how are their garlic fries?
Question, when the hell did DS get rid of the gas station?!
Scalpers, Honestly, I didn't see too many dude. There was a long line at the box office next to the office entrance, I guess club level side .
Tonight though, will be sweet.
I'll say this though, You will NEVER..EHH EHH EVERRRR, see the parking lot with that many open spaces again though
BN i've only had shoestring fries from there, how are their garlic fries?
Question, when the hell did DS get rid of the gas station?!
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http://cgi.ebay.com/4-WBC-SEMI-FINA...3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:4|65:1|39:1|240:1318
15 minutes left, $25 a pop rightnow
15 minutes left, $25 a pop rightnow
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The garlic fries at Dodger Stadium are
... I'm not sure ifthey're Red Robin though.
