chaben34

For what it's worth, I have been to both Brewers-Twins series in Minneapolis and Milwaukee for the past couple of years. I was surprised by the number of Brewers fans at the Metrodome last year. Either a good amount of fans from Western Wisconsin crossed the Mississippi or there are many Brewers fans "displaced" in the Twin Cities area. Also, I work in Minnesota and many of my co-workers love the road trip to Miller Park. They love the tailgating and stadium.

I live in Rochester, MN and I turned on ESPN to watch the Brewers-Mets game and they have ESPN News playing. ESPN-HD was blacked out as well. This would make sense if the Brewers game was also playing on FSN, but they have a Twins game. Needless to say, I'm very pissed. Why is Minnesota in the Brewers home market? I live 275 miles away from Miller Park? The only way to watch this game for me is on ESPN, but apparently that is too much to ask for. I seriously think MLB needs to rethink these situations......

I currently live in Minnesota and I am convinced Luis Castillo cannot hit the ball out of the infield. Yet he seems to be doing just fine. However Gwynn doesn't have the luxury of the high bounces of the Metrodome turf. I think he can survive without much power like Castillo.

I'd be interested in the Brewers-Twins tickets for Saturday. How many tickets do you have? I'd be interested in 4. Email me at chaben34@gmail.com with the details if the tickets are still available.