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May 28, 2012
BP Announcements
Baseball Prospectus Visits Citi Field - June 2, 2012
by Joe Hamrahi
Baseball Prospectus and the New York Mets invite you to join us for a great day of baseball on Saturday, June 2 at Citi Field. Thanks to the fine folks in the Mets front office, we are proud to be able to offer our guests the following:
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Admittance to a private "meet and greet" with special guests and Baseball Prospectus personalities 2 hours prior to game time (including Jason Parks, Jay Jaffe, Ben Lindbergh, Derek Carty, Dan Turkenkopf, Steven Goldman, Joe Hamrahi, Jonathan Bernhardt, John Viola, Bill Skelton, and MLB.com's Cory Schwartz)
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A question and answer session with New York Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson
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Seat in the Big Apple section of Citi Field to watch the Mets take on the St. Louis Cardinals with Baseball Prospectus fans and staff.
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A $15 coupon to be used toward a new Baseball Prospectus Premium subscription or your next Premium renewal.
Festivities begin at 2:00 PM with a game start time of 4:10.
Reserve your spot now!
Our Price: $45.01
LAST DAY TO PURCHASE TICKETS WAS THURSDAY, MAY 31
You must be logged in or create a free account to make your purchase. Confirmations with additional details will be sent within 3 days of your purchase.
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45 dollars and ONE cent???? really?
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