incentives and tickets

I haven’t written much about the Carlos stuff because I wrote it – comparing Zambrano to Zito – back in December. The world just took two months to catch up to me. I loved finding out the incentives in Z’s deal today He would also earn bonuses for finishing among the top five in Cy … Continue reading “incentives and tickets”

I haven’t written much about the Carlos stuff because I wrote it – comparing Zambrano to Zito – back in December. The world just took two months to catch up to me.

I loved finding out the incentives in Z’s deal today

He would also earn bonuses for finishing among the top five in Cy Young Award voting, being named MVP of the World Series and League Championship Series, making the All-Star game, and winning the Gold Glove and the Silver Slugger award.

Maybe they were just standards, but I prefer to believe Z insisted on that one being in there.

On another note, I don’t know exactly why, but I’m far less excited for the first real day of the season. Single Game Ticket Day’s on Friday. I’m not excited about anything this week, but I think I’m not as hyped about this team as everyone else.

These are the games I’m thinking about going after

04/14 (SAT) CIN
05/29 (TUE) FLA
06/13 (WED) SEA
07/14 (SAT) HOU

The Houston game is an extra expensive game, the rest are regular priced, and I’m skipping the last two months again just in case (and I can always find tickets if I need ’em.) I went to a White Sox game last year, and I’m now scarred for life, so probably not again.

I need to track down my Kane County tickets before Friday and figure out if I got some duplicates.

3 thoughts on “incentives and tickets”

  1. I’ve had windows open all day and have never gotten through.
    A coworker’s wife called and got us Friday May 18 (my birthday) White Sox tickets, and a batch for a Sunday Braves game.

    Your Astros choice is already sold out.

  2. I did manage to get all four of my games, though it took a while and cost more. I was just talking to someone who dropped $2000 on tickets today, so at least I’m not the craziest person I know. (And they’re a White Sox fan!)

    I hate how this is done – obviously, scalpers and ticket brokers and other people with a little know how are breaking the system, and they’ve been doing it the same way for four years with them bothering to come up with another solution.

  3. I did end up getting through 3 times before I left work at 4pm. I don’t remember all, but I know I got 9/21 and 7/31. I think the other was 9/1 but I’m not positiive.

    I grabbed 6 prime, then 6 regular, then 6 value. the cost difference of $250 and $79 dollars for 6 tickets in virtually the same section of the stadium (upper deck 200 level) was a little shocking.

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