Thank you kind sir.
and wrong with the world. Two words: spygate and ketchup!
Same kind of thing, right? Of course right.
easy does it now LOL
It takes a lot of this just to go to ANY of these pro-games - whether it's baseball, football, basketball, hockey or whatever. And those antics the MANY, VARIOUS teams pull is sad because it just continues to drive the costs up making it difficult for families to enjoy live games too often. It's very sad. I don't get to many games because of it... but then of course, living in a metropolitan area without any pro-baseball team is a bit prohibitive as well. We do have the minor league Indians here in Indy, which are fun to watch (and much cheaper by the way), but even still I don't get to enough games. Baseball is the only sport I really love. I enjoy basketball (live vs on tv), and hockey too, but football just isn't my thing. Never has been.
Growing up in So Cal, I enjoyed Dodgers season tickets that my dad had year after year. I still love the Dodgers, they are my favorite team in the NL... and of course, they originated in... Brooklyn.
Actually that would be WORK
You win with that one! 
Why yes, yes I am... but that doesn't mean I can't look beyond my borders and enjoy a team from another location.... wait... didn't you say something earlier, perhaps a page or two back supporting a Philadelphia team while you are from Delaware?
And California has produced some winners in the past as well, you know... but still not as many as New York.
So I also have a soft spot for the Orioles, even though the owner has ruined the team there.
Back in college in La Crosse, we would make sure we got the first tee time a a local course with lots of hills. The grass was always soaked with dew, so we would get the carts up to speed, spin the sideways as we were going down the hills. If you did it right, you would get 2 or 3 full revolutions before you got to the bottom of the hill. It was like out own little tea cup ride - but with slightly higher chance of death.
Cool! Nice job Siemens!
Why is Mickey about to hit that poor defenseless bird???????
Yeah, let's lay off the Steelers for a little while. They're still trying to recover from that beat down in SB XLV.easy does it now LOL
That's why I've got my Green Bay Packers to rely on.
Truthfully, I don't think Reds games are cost prohibitive. You can get a seat down near the action for $30-35 or a seat in the upper level for $14 I think. I've sat in about every section imaginiable there and aside from the leftfield seats, there isn't a bad seat in the house. I can get a few people together and drive down there, park for $10, buy upper deck tickets behind home for $14 or the moondeck in CF/RF for $20, eat fast food on the way and it really isn't expensive. Now if you were taking your whole family, buying tickets for everyone, getting a souvenir or 2, buying food in the park, etc...
It really just depends if you are just going to see the game, or if you want to enjoy all the experiences offerred. My biggest problem is that I have a hard time going to a Reds game and passing up the Skyline Chili Dogs and La Rosa's Pizza.
I do like Victory Field though... we went last year I think on a Monday... $1 Hot Dogs/Popcorn/etc
Carl, aren't you suppose to be setting up a Dads meet at the Philly Zoo on June 4th?
Taking the family... yeah, that's what I was talking about. Reds games aren't that bad, you're right. Indians games are so much better... we love going and sitting on the lawn. Waaaaaay cheaper.
A couple of years back we had a team meeting in my office, and I took the crew down to the Indians game one night. It was awesome - and the 5 of us spent a lot less than when I took the 5 of us an Angels game that same summer while visiting family out in the O.C.
Oh La Rosa's.... man, Andy, why'd you have to go and say that... now I want some. You can keep the Skyline though.
Nope, gotta go with the local team...seeing as how Delaware has no pro teams, we go with the closest region.
Splash Mountaineers are starting off the season right.
So far, 3 plate appearances by two players, 2 hits, 1 HR, 1 RBI.
Yeah, let's lay off the Steelers for a little while. They're still trying to recover from that beat down in SB XLV.
That's why I've got my Green Bay Packers to rely on.
Victory field is good, cheap entertainment and the baseball is always good.
