Dodgers Open Dialogue With Fan Club Reps Bloggers

FanHouse found this 4/15/2008 on www.cantstopthebleeding.com [flag]

In a post hauntingly familiar to the tale of Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis wooing Beltway bloggers with a full buffet , Erin of Beantown West describes in detail, the Dodgers’ efforts to show bloggers a good time last Friday night. Apparently, the club’s PR department selected a handful of Dodger bloggers for a night in a luxury box, plus quality time spent in the ... [link]

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Ned Colletti, Dodgers Host Bloggers; Somehow, No Heads Explode
Published 4/15/2008 by Eamonn Brennan at FanHouse
... (via CStB). It could have been a lame "sit-here-and-enjoy-your-ticket" kind of event, too, but instead the Dodgers went all out. They brought in ...

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