BP promotion proves plenty popular

Al's Ramblings found this 7/21/2008 on blogs.jsonline.com [flag]

One of the more popular promotions the Milwaukee Brewers put on is the bp C'mon Back Card. Fans qualify for a free Terrace Level ticket at selected games this season by making six purchases of eight gallons of gas or more at participating bp stations. Unfortunately, the promotion has become too popular. The Brewers have had to turn down fans trying to ... [link]

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Published 7/21/2008 by Al (noreply@blogger.com) at Al's Ramblings
Monday, July 21, 2008 (7/21/2008 06:13:00 PM) - Al Allow me to throw a word of advice out there for anyone planning on going to any upcoming Brewers' games in 2008... buy Tickets are going and going fast, even to Tuesday and Wednesday games, that you could normally expect to be able to walk up to the ballpark 10 minutes before the game and get any pair of seats you wanted. Don Walker with a note on this as well. Buy. 3 million, you are in sight. ...

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Published 7/22/2008 by Jared (noreply@blogger.com) at Right Field Bleachers
... - Planning on using the BP promotion to get some tickets? Better do it quick. Some of the BP games are already blacked out for the promotion. ...

A Happy Wizard

The Fantasy Sports Review posted 7/21/2008 from wizardofoz.nationalsportsreview.com

Before I let my giddiness get the best of me, here is a disclaimer. I know that the Cardinals current five-game winning streak has come against the lowly Pirates and Padres and that the rest of this month’s schedule (four at home with Milwaukee, three on the road against the Mets and four on the road against the Braves) will be a much better gauge of how good this team really is.

Awards Are Important

The 'Ropolitans :: NY Mets Baseball Blog found this 7/21/2008 on www.firejoemorgan.com

I go to New York for five days and Murray Chass starts a blog ? What the hell is going on here? Let's cleanse our collective palate with a lime sorbet known as: Phil Rogers's Mid-Season Awards . Quick review: awards are meaningless, the criteria are ...

FJM takes on two Mets related subjects

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 7/21/2008 from theropolitans.com

You know when Ken Tremendous goes out and writes : Let's imagine I am part of a 25-man team that makes frozen 4-cheese ravioli dinners. And every time I'm on a shift, I take my syringe and I expertly inject the pasta with goat cheese (my task) and I have like a 99.4% success rate of successful goat cheese injection, and when my raviolis go on to the next man on my team, ready for edam ...

Astros in serious talks about Padres lefty Wolf - MLB

MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com found this 7/22/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

The Houston Astros are engaged in serious discussions to acquire veteran left-hander Randy Wolf of the San Diego Padres . Wolf, 31, is 6-10 with a 4.74 ERA this season. He began his career with the Philadelphia Phillies -- the former employer of Ed ...

Padres learning from rookie mistakes | Padres.com: News

Rich Folkers is throwing up in the bullpen: ... found this 7/21/2008 on sandiego.padres.mlb.com

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Mets closer Billy Wagner will have his tight shoulder re-evaluated on Tuesday to determine if there is an injury to his pitching arm. The left-hander felt the tightness while warming up Sunday, but struck out three consecutive Cincinnati Reds in the ...

Wagner to have shoulder re-evaluated
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