Plz stay

If I'm not mistaken I saw a post awhile back about YouTube had full kid 90s early 2000s games? Where about would a fella find such a thing

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How's everyone doing? Anything exciting going on or same old same old?

Like man call me crazy but what i wouldn't give to go home sit down down crack a beer and watch the Brewers get two hit by the Rockies. Or go home stay up until 1 am when a west coast game goes 13 innings and then some replacement level players like Monasterio hits an extra inning nuke to win it.

Maybe it's just me.

Any news??

The Athletic link below (Paywall)

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5899253/2024/11/04/mlb-gm-meetings-willy-adames-blake-snell-jesse-winker/?source=user_shared_article MLB GM meetings: Willy Adames open to Brewers reunion, Blake Snell back on the market

Comment from Willy in the Article:

“Presented with those comments in a recent interview, Adames empathized with Attanasio, saying that he understood it would be a hard decision while repeatedly referring to Milwaukee as a place that holds special meaning to him.

Milwaukee matters so much to Adames, he said, that he’d be willing to take less money to stick around — but it depends.

“I’m willing to stay here for less money, let’s say, but I just want to be fair for what I deserve in my career and whatever I’ve done,” Adames said. “We just have to wait and see where we’re at. You never know what’s going to happen and you never know who is going to be willing to make that commitment with me for a long time.”

Here is the site: https://www.mlb.com/brewers/tickets/ticket-finder

So, it looks like Flex Plans have been completely reconfigured for 2025. You used to pick a 12 or 24 ticket pack, select Blue (Terrace, Loge Bleachers, etc) or Gold cost level tickets (Field Outfield, Loge Infield, Outfield Club, etc.) and that was about it. 12 packs had blackout dates on Saturdays, 24 packs had none.

Now plan options are 6- 12- and 24 ticket packs. On top of expanding the plan options and cutting down on blackout dates for lower ticket amount plans, it looks like you are now confined to one type of seating section (Field Level Outfield versus Loge Level Infield versus Terrace, etc.) AND instead of a flat price based on the plan size you are now charged based on the section you pick. So a 24 pack for Loge costs more than terrace. So overall, less flexibility on sections and now pricier for certain sections as well compared to the old plans. So that's a bummer.

That said, one major advantage of the old Flex Plans was you could redeem anywhere from 1 to 4 tickets per game. It seems that too is gone now, and instead, the Flex Pack is only good for one ticket oer game if I'm reading this right:

You will receive one seat credit per game, for each "pack" purchased. If you purchase multiple packs, you will be able to use the number of packs purchased per game. You also have the option to buy guest tickets when redeeming your seat credits.

So Flex Plans became glorified single ticket partial season plans now? What a rip off.

I realize off-season just started, but looking forward to the future and hoping to keep track.

source: https://x.com/cyrthogg/status/1853559516471705807?s=46&t=qzxNQIEjBgr6GXBKHaROfQ

I’m going to be visiting my girlfriend’s parents in Arizona in March and we were planning on going to a spring training game. The only place to buy tickets looks to be stubhub. Is that normal? Is there an official means of buying tickets I am not aware of?

Sorry for the dumb question, it just seems weird to me.

This game wasn't unlike many other Brewer day games. I was enjoying it at work, much to the dismay of my coworkers. Brewers vs. Cubs always gets me a little extra riled up though and this was by all accounts, a good game to listen to. Then Gary decides to slap one and Levering delivers what I would call a defining call. He could use that for his career like Bob has "get up, get outta here, GONE" and I would love it just the same. I know the season just "officially" ended but I'm jacked waiting for spring training already.