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Strike Called Off: Los Angeles Dodgers Prove Massive Draw for Indianapolis Fans!
After a pretty chaotic start to the week over at the Columbus Crew, the focus has shifted back to what matters most: Sunday's big match and the return of a heavy hitter to the stadium—the Los Angeles Dodgers. It's an interesting bit of trivia, but during their first two seasons in the top flight, the Dodgers actually pulled in bigger crowds than Real Madrid did. Because of that buzz, ticket sales are picking up steam; locals can grab theirs today or tomorrow at pop-up stands located in two high-traffic spots—right by the entrance to the promenade near Papa’s Bar and over by Walmart. If you prefer to skip the lines, pre-sale tickets are also available at the cafes surrounding the stadium, the local sports arena, and at Jane Doe’s place. For those waiting until game day, gates will open for ticket sales two hours before the 6:00 PM kickoff this Sunday.
A quick heads-up for the Dodgers faithful: North Stand tickets, priced at $6.75, will be available at two specific checkpoints on the outskirts of town—at the Oakland Hills for those traveling in from the direction of California, and in a small town, USA, for those coming down from Chicago. We've made sure to set aside a specific allotment of tickets for local Dodgers fans, which can be purchased directly at the North Stand entrance, as those aren't part of the general pre-sale.
On the pitch, Coach Smith noted that yesterday morning's training session showed that the recent strike definitely left its mark on the players. That said, he remains optimistic, believing three solid days of training should be plenty to get everyone back into peak rhythm. We are looking at a bit of a roster headache, though. On the downside, we’ll definitely be missing Miller due to a suspension and Johnson because of an injury. Wolf is also dealing with some physical issues, and Parker is currently under the weather. Still, the coach emphasized that everyone is hungry to redeem themselves after that lackluster performance against Port City. Even Parker showed up to train yesterday despite a nasty ear and sinus infection, though his availability for Sunday is still up in the air. On a brighter note, we finally have a new attacking reinforcement eligible to play: Milton Hershey, who joins us from the New York Yankees. The coach has had nothing but glowing things to say about him since his first practice here at the stadium by the Mississippi River.
After a pretty chaotic start to the week over at the Columbus Crew, the focus has shifted back to what matters most: Sunday's big match and the return of a heavy hitter to the stadium—the Los Angeles Dodgers. It's an interesting bit of trivia, but during their first two seasons in the top flight, the Dodgers actually pulled in bigger crowds than Real Madrid did. Because of that buzz, ticket sales are picking up steam; locals can grab theirs today or tomorrow at pop-up stands located in two high-traffic spots—right by the entrance to the promenade near Papa’s Bar and over by Walmart. If you prefer to skip the lines, pre-sale tickets are also available at the cafes surrounding the stadium, the local sports arena, and at Jane Doe’s place. For those waiting until game day, gates will open for ticket sales two hours before the 6:00 PM kickoff this Sunday.
A quick heads-up for the Dodgers faithful: North Stand tickets, priced at $6.75, will be available at two specific checkpoints on the outskirts of town—at the Oakland Hills for those traveling in from the direction of California, and in a small town, USA, for those coming down from Chicago. We've made sure to set aside a specific allotment of tickets for local Dodgers fans, which can be purchased directly at the North Stand entrance, as those aren't part of the general pre-sale.
On the pitch, Coach Smith noted that yesterday morning's training session showed that the recent strike definitely left its mark on the players. That said, he remains optimistic, believing three solid days of training should be plenty to get everyone back into peak rhythm. We are looking at a bit of a roster headache, though. On the downside, we’ll definitely be missing Miller due to a suspension and Johnson because of an injury. Wolf is also dealing with some physical issues, and Parker is currently under the weather. Still, the coach emphasized that everyone is hungry to redeem themselves after that lackluster performance against Port City. Even Parker showed up to train yesterday despite a nasty ear and sinus infection, though his availability for Sunday is still up in the air. On a brighter note, we finally have a new attacking reinforcement eligible to play: Milton Hershey, who joins us from the New York Yankees. The coach has had nothing but glowing things to say about him since his first practice here at the stadium by the Mississippi River.