One other piece of advice I'd give would be to look for seats on TickPick.com - seems to have the best prices and without all of the sneaky fees that show up between when you pick tickets and when you pay the bill. For our last few trips I've waited until just a few days out to buy mine (you can do that for a Wednesday afternoon matinee against the Pirates).
=metirish post_id=182807 time=1736774149 user_id=72] Section 140 or anywhere in and around the apple is great, up the steps to food etc , secondary market tix dirt cheap
We go once a year as well, nearly always a weekday afternoon game in the summer months. That's about the cheapest seat you can get. We have in years past enjoyed the Promenade level, mostly for quick access to some A/C, better drink and food choices and nicer bathrooms, but I'm equally content in the upper deck as long as they are infield seats.
As long as Alex Bregman is also unsigned, and there's another option on the table in free agency that could bring a (relatively) comparable amount of offense from the 1B/3B positions, I'm not sweating this.
Presumably no job left for him now in Houston as they've traded for Isaac Paredes from the Cubs (3B) and are reportedly in agreement with Christian Walker as their new 1B.
He's 30 and this is his last chance at a truly big pay day, unless he opts for a one year deal somewhere where he attempts to have a bounce back. I don't know that he gets more than six years from anyone truth be told.
Frayed Knot wrote: What a wacky career to date for Bellinger: - RoY at age 21, MVP at 23 - then injured his shoulder during a post-season HR celebration Injured during a post game celebration is right up there with "punched a wall and broke my hand" in the pantheon of dumb ass baseball injuries. Ask Edwin Diaz, he'll tell you
Good to do your due dilligence, I guess, but I prefer Vientos at 3B and Alonso at 1B to Bregman at 3B and Vientos at 1B. I don't want to watch Pete hit 250 HRs in the Bronx, or Wrigley Field, or anywhere else honestly, except in the Flush