@Mediagoon ‘s 2013 MLB All Star Game Ticket Purchase

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I just purchased my strips for the 2013 ASG at Citi Field. I am so glad I didn’t try to get my near where my seats for my 20 game plan is. Those strips would have cost more then my 2 seats for the 20 games.(I figure with the fees it would have come to around $1500 for 2 strips. I found that too much even for me.)

 

So here is the breakdown for the strips I did get.. The $60 in fees is still cheaper then a ticket to opening day though.

 

2013 – All-Star Game Ticket Strips
Citi Field Flushing, NY

Type                                                   Section Row Seat Price
All-Star Game Strip – Sunday FanFest     534         7      *   $453.00
All-Star Game Strip – Sunday FanFest     534         7      *    $453.00

 

Total Convenience Fee: $40.00
Price for 2 Tickets: $946.00
Total Handling Fee : $20.00
Delivery (if applicable): $0.00
Total Amount Charged: $966.00

Each All-Star Strip includes:

  • One (1) ticket to Taco Bell All-Star Sunday on Sunday, July 14, 2013
  • One (1) ticket to All-Star Monday on Monday, July 15, 2013
  • One (1) ticket to the 84th MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday, July 16, 2013
  • Two (2) tickets to the MLB All-Star FanFest at the Jacob K. Javits Center
  • One (1) All-Star Program

Let us know what you guys ended up doling out for your strips.

Update: As it seems right now, only 20 game plan holders got the email and the ticket window to buy tickets today. I could have sworn that both were supposed to be getting the email with the link to purchase the tickets. Confirmed by the Mets, 15 game plan holders get the email tomorrow.

Mets Spring Training Tickets To Go On Sale Today 10am

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According to MetsBlog, tickets to Mets Spring Training games in Port St. Lucie go on sale at 10:00 am ET..

(Shannon – I think I read the opening game time changed to 12-something. Will update the post later but check that one before buying plane tickets)

Here’s the schedule.

Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sat, Feb 23 Washington Nationals 12:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sun, Feb 24 University of Michigan Wolverines 12:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Mon, Feb 25 Washington Nationals 6:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Wed, Feb 27 St. Louis Cardinals 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Fri, Mar 1 Detroit Tigers 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sat, Mar 2 Miami Marlins 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Mon, Mar 4 Atlanta Braves 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Wed, Mar 6 Venezuela 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Thu, Mar 7 Miami Marlins 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sat, Mar 9 Houston Astros 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Thu, Mar 14 Detroit Tigers 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sat, Mar 16 Miami Marlins 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sun, Mar 17 Atlanta Braves 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Thu, Mar 21 St. Louis Cardinals 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sat, Mar 23 Washington Nationals 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Sun, Mar 24 Detroit Tigers 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Tue, Mar 26 St. Louis Cardinals 1:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Wed, Mar 27 Houston Astros 6:10 pm
Sports GameMets StadiumNY Mets Fri, Mar 29 St. Louis Cardinals 12:10 pm

For full details, click here.

Mets Daniel Murphy Heading to Far Rockaway Wednesday

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On Wednesday, January 16, Daniel Murphy will assist Far Rockaway residents affected by Hurricane Sandy joining New York Cares volunteers helping with the distribution of food and supplies.

The Community Church of the Nazarene in Far Rockaway opened its doors as a shelter to church and community members who had nowhere else to go after Hurricane Sandy. The church is developing partnerships with donors, support groups, and volunteers to deliver relief and restoration to the entire community and is currently serving as a full-service hub for residents needing not only immediate support but long term assistance rebuilding and restoring their lives.

Mets Daniel Murphy Named In MLB Network’s Top 10 Second Basemen

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It seems like other people #Imwith28 also. This pleases Shannon and I.We kept telling you he was a lot better then some of you guys thought.

This is from MetsBlog.(you can read their take on this over there.)

Tonight at 10:00 pm ET, Daniel Murphy will be featured on MLB Network’s ‘Top 10 Right Now: Second Basemen.’

“Take a look at the best batting averages over the last three years at this position, only Robbie Cano is higher than Murphy’s .302,” MLB Network’s Brian Kenny says of Murphy. “OPS+ over the last two seasons, now that takes into account park effects, and Murphy is there behind Cano, Pedroia, Kenrick and that’s it.”

The network’s editorial staff and on-air talent – including John Hart and Harold Reynolds – determined the rankings of the top ten second basemen using a number of factors, including offense, defense, upside and leadership.

In addition, renowned author Bill James gives his personal list of the top ten second basemen in the game.

 

Mike Piazza? Responds to Today’s Hall of Fame Vote

This was just posted on NBCSports.com HardballTalk by a Michael J. Piazza (wink). If you click the link it takes you to Craig Calcaterra‘s author page.

Starts off with this title-
Did I do something wrong? Because I really don’t understand this at all

Hi, I’m Mike Piazza.

Los Aneles Dodgers

 

(this is the picture used from the site)

Do you remember me? Normally I wouldn’t ask that because I seem to remember being quite famous a few years ago, but it seems like several hundred people whose business it was to follow my career have forgotten me, and I just don’t know how to deal with that. I mean, I know there were better players than me, but I hit .308/.377/.545 for my career with 427 homers in 16 seasons. My career OPS+ was 143. The next three catchers on that list whose careers have already ended are Mickey Cochrane, Bill Dickey and Johnny Bench, and they’re way behind. I played in the World Series. Everyone said when I played that I was heading to the Hall of Fame.

But today I got just 57.8% of the vote, and at the risk of sounding arrogant, I think that’s kinda light, don’t you?

It’s almost as if someone is holding something against me and my Hall of Fame candidacy apart from what I did on the field. I know that’s possible! It happens to a lot of players these days. But (again, sorry for being narcissistic) I Googled myself and I couldn’t find a single article written which presents any facts which would reasonably lead someone to withhold their vote. I wasn’t named on any lists or outed in anyone’s book. There’s just … nothing.

It’s almost as if 42.8% of the Hall of Fame electorate has been talking about me behind my back, too cowardly to come out and accuse me of something, yet holding that something against me all the same. I’m just a simple man from Pennsylvania and I don’t necessarily understand how everything in the world works, but that strikes me as kinda wrong.

Sorry if that’s rude, but it beats the other explanation I have in mind: that 42.8% of the BBWAA are blithering idiots and wouldn’t know a Hall of Fame catcher if Carlton Fisk fell out of the sky, landed on their face and started to wiggle.

Thanks for your time.

 

Click here, if you want to go to the page and read it’s comments.

 

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