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Follow the Cards to Lessington
Published 3/12/2007 by Mike <info@cardchronicle.com> at Card Chronicle: Front Page Posts
... , because the tickets at StubHub have become a bit pricey. I don't know all that much about online tickey buying so take that for what it's worth...which, if you didn't read the first half of this sentence, is very little.

Best Wife Ever.
Published 3/20/2007 by Brian at Depressed Fan
... My wife, who I will from here on out refer to as the best wife ever, came through with these tickets to the Sixers/Hawks game for my birthday. I had just about written this season, and this franchise for that matter, off when Allen Iverson was traded in December. Thank God I didn't. These Sixers have come together as a team, and Andre Iguodala has had a chance to step forward as both a leader and a budding superstar. There's also another benefit to rooting for a team that's currently 15 games below .500 and dead last in attendance. Tickets like these are going for less than half of face value on StubHub.

4/23/07 at Camden Yards
Published 4/25/2007 by Zack Hample at The Baseball Collector
... bought season tickets the week before on StubHub, but held off in the hopes that Sean and I would be able to buy a couple from a scalper. No luck. We were stuck with crappy/generic box-office tickets. Right field it was.

Sports Teams Can Never Make Too Much Money From Tickets
Published 5/21/2007 by Tom Mantzouranis at FanHouse
... A few weeks ago, as I purchased tickets to the Saints/Rams game in New Orleans this November on StubHub , I wondered how teams could sit idly back knowing people were re-selling their tickets for gross profit on the Internet (for the record, I paid $70 apiece and a limb for $35 tickets). Historically, there's never been a profit a sports team hasn't liked, and if they could find a way to make extra money on something like ticket sales, why not? Little did I know that the wheels have already been set in motion.

Sports Franchises Acting Badly and Coria Revisited
Published 6/17/2007 by Nina Rota at Tennis Diary

Bucs partner up with StubHub
Published 6/26/2007 by JScott <info@bucem.com> at Buc 'Em: Front Page Posts
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have announced their partnership with Ticket Distributer StubHub. The Bucs had previously had a sole partnership with ...

New England Patriots wrestling StubHub over ticket sales
Published 7/11/2007 by lzldmb <info@patspulpit.com> at Pats Pulpit: Front Page Posts
... This month, the counter-suit filed by Stubhub last December was green-lighted, permitting the company to proceed with claims that the Patriots are monopolizing the ticket resale business. This claim is mostly supported by the fact that the Patriots prohibit any sort of ticket resale outside of the club's own TeamExchange website. ...

Stubhub: Your Tickets Have Been Steam Dried
Published 7/19/2007 by Leitch at Deadspin
... We will confess to being regular users of StubHub. (They are not a sponsor, honest.) It's a little expensive, but it's almost always worth it; it certainly impressed our parents when they came to visit. During past trips to Shea Stadium, our seats were somewhere in Staten Island. ...

Trade aftermath: Dotel to Braves
Published 7/30/2007 by Derek Carty at THT Fantasy Focus
... StubHub is where fans buy and sell ...

Baseball’s New Media Goons: The New Federalists
Published 8/3/2007 by Alejandro Leal at umpbump.com

Shea Stadium to Citi Field: Size Does Matter
Published 10/8/2007 by Kingman at Loge 13