PlayerHader

Bump… SRO experience? I’d love to take my son again, but not sure $200+ each for terrace tickets is in the cards. Also not sure a short 12 year old could really take in the game well with SRO tickets.

Anyone ever do SRO? How's that for a game?

We didn't use Patrick, Drohan, or Harrison. Do we drop a pitcher and add a position player maybe?

That was a good plan. I should have done that. I had Game 7 NLCS tickets in 2018 that I actually had to offload because I bought my wife Ed Sheeran tickets for Christmas that year, and for some reason she demanded I be the one who went with her (I mean, that was the plan the whole time). Part of me always feels a bit of relief that they didn't win that game. Just a small, selfish part.

I twice had a couple in the cart for games 1 and 6, but couldn't pull the trigger. My son is very upset with me. We'll see if something pops up this week. That's how I ended up with NLDS seats.

Anybody snatch some NLCS seats?

I got 2 extra in 414 for Game 1. Taking my 12 year old and might bring two others, but I think just he and I would have a very memorable time together, so I might have 2 for sale for Saturday also.

My wife and I sat up in the RF corner for the NLDS in 2018. Obstructed view but definitely worth it for that atmosphere.

No problem. I've been randomly checking throughout the week and just got lucky, I guess. Could only afford the Terrace Reserve, but my 12 year old son is going to LOVE the playoff atmosphere. Worth the nearly $300 for nose bleeds!

Looks like more tickets just dropped.

I don't get the "embarrassing" or "weird" takes. It's new. It's fitting and makes sense, though. Why not?

This was well done... 😄

Been following for a long, long time, as well. Thank you, Jim.

When has he not been productive? Even in his innings when he started topping out at 88, he was able to get batters out. Obviously you don't throw him out there if he isn't throwing 95, but I wouldn't trust many more if he feels physically sound.

Not exactly the discussion here, but does anyone else think Lara needs to be given confidence to challenge high strike calls? I probably don’t watch games as consistently as many of you, but it seems like every other at bat of his gets tarnished by a 2-0 fastball 3 inches above the zone being called a strike.