datrain711

I pretty much agree with you in how I end up getting to games. From knowing a couple of the ticket guys, i guess you could say an "issue" is Brewers season ticket holders constantly calling their reps to get more Cubs games added to their package so they can resell them.

Only way they really drive it is funding our season ticketholders' budgets to attend other games by paying through the nose for secondary market cub/brewer game tickets. Yeah-I know 3 different groups that fund their entire season's ticket plan by selling their Cubs/Cardinals games.

I think he just was asking for a break from the extreme negativity not singing his praises. Your reply was quite the dose of sarcasm. if his post got you that wound up maybe you should take a break from posting for a bit.

Ueck is an absolute treasure but he's definitely slipping significantly the past few years. He had no idea what happened on the play.

If by pretty crappy 5 hopper you mean a perfectly placed 2 hopper with some velocity than yeah I agree.

With the injuries to Anderson and Woodruff, plus not knowing about Guerra things are tough to predict. Suter also throws another wrench into the predictions. Nelson Anderson Garza Woodruff (possibly a week or two later depending on injury but I think he'll end up sticking) Davies

Saying now that it is Cooper

Great inning by Barnes! As an aside: i'm always amazed at the amount of available seats at Yankee Stadium/Citi Field. I would think being that they are in an area of 8 million people they would be full all of the time. When I went out there a few years ago we bought tickets really early worrying there wouldn't be any lol

Great inning by Barnes! As an aside: i'm always amazed at the amount of available seats at Yankee Stadium/Citi Field. I would think being that they are in an area of 8 million people they would be full all of the time. When I went out there a few years ago we bought tickets really early worrying there wouldn't be any lol

Brewers ushers seem to watch the entire Club level, Field Inf and Field Of like hawks.... many ushers around and check tix before you sit fairly often. They also watch Loge level infield behind the plate (where I usually sit) well. I'm surprised at the lack of ushers in the Loge down the lines and in bleacher area. It can get quite rowdy for some games there, and ushers have seemingly no clue what is going on, partly because one usher is watching 5 sections or so.... not sure how things are handled in the Terrace. I agree they do a pretty good job around the more expensive seats. That was something that was implemented shortly after Mark A. bought the team-at least that's what my memory tells me.

Very nice to get this one as I don't have high hopes for Guerra in Yankee Stadium tomorrow. Great win!

I have no problem with people moving around the upper levels to get some different views as generally those tickets are nearly the same price and there are large empty sections. I do have a problem when I splurge on $100 seats and some people who paid $9 come down and sit near us and I am personally glad that the Brewers have a problem with this too as they should do what they can to protect the people paying those prices-especially the season ticket holders.

I agree with you. People who have no problem sitting in other's seats don't take this into account. There are people that attend games who hate these interactions so much that they would rather go find other seats than confront people sitting in the seats that belong to them.

I think the fact that his agent is involved on this board has had a significant effect on the responses to this. That being said, I think his statement seemed heartfelt and went beyond a lot of the normal ones you see in this situation, so I hope he uses this experience to better himself and do good in the community.

Couldn't have said this better myself.