Hopefully.KCMax wrote:
I can't help but shake my head as this year when the league is absolutely desperate to find participants but they sure aren't going to be desperate enough to look at any of our pillow fighters.
Hopefully.KCMax wrote:
Yes. The West Coast start times hurt quite a bit.pstokely wrote: Does the place where it's held affect ratings? Not much free advertising for Anaheim. The Chiefs on MNF will have better ratings and it's on cable.
http://www.examiner.com/x-53449-Chicago ... tings-ever
Major League representatives said Monday the All Star red carpet event will either run through downtown or the Country Club Plaza just before the All Star game.
The red carpet parade features the greatest players in baseball.
Toby Cook, spokesperson for the Royals, said, "Even if you can't make it to see the All Star Game, fans can see their favorite players go by. That's the whole point of the week long event."
About 250,000 fans are expected to pour into the city.
Monday, MLB said a fan fest of sports history will be held at Bartle Hall and Kauffman Stadium will host a minor league and Hollywood celebrity baseball games.
I looked a few weeks ago and it was like $500 for upper level tix on Ticketmaster for the ASG.beautyfromashes wrote:How much do good ASG/HRD tickets run?
Who did you go through? You got the HRD and ASG and celebrity game? That's a really great deal.KCPowercat wrote:My bill was around 375 per ticket which includes tickets to all events.
So, you are a season ticket holder? That is the price that I paid for my tickets but I have the opportunity to buy more right behind the Royals dugout and am curious what they would go for on the open market closer to the game.KCPowercat wrote:My bill was around 375 per ticket which includes tickets to all events.
First Friday in July will not be a bust after all for area food vendors who feared they’d be shut out of the Crossroads because of restrictions coinciding with baseball’s All-Star Game.
Bowing to criticism from vendors and City Councilman John Sharp, Major League Baseball has relaxed language in two proposed ordinances that would have outlawed non-MLB-approved street vending within a mile of a “major sporting event district.”
In the case of the All-Star Game, the district will include a mile radius around Bartle Hall, the Country Club Plaza and the Truman Sports Complex.