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cardinalfan4life wrote:
what are the prices out there in the Golden State for Angels games, and for Chavez raveine I’m currious.

I was sitting in club level seats in the outfield and I only paid $30 for them. Can’t hardly complain about that for a day game on a weekend.

OH, and all club level means is that the seats are padded and a little wider and they’ll serve you extra expensive concessions at your seat

Statistics: Posted by derrickhawks — Sun Apr 08, 2012 8:02 pm

cardinalfan4life wrote:
$30 bucks..Holy crap thats nothing for tickets for just yourself..Cardinals seats are 20 bucks higher for what your talking about and the wider seats and food attendent is NOT included. How much for beer 8 bucks, like busch or 4.

Ah, see I should have taken a picture of the menu–of course the nice thing about not being sponsored by a beer company is that you can have any beer you want. Standard Miller was like $8 and it went up from there. I don’t recall clearly–but there was around 10-12 different brews ranging all the way up to like $15.

It’s pretty cheap. Anaheim is basically begging people to come to the games. And the people there don’t seem to be "baseball people" if you know what I mean. Perhaps I’ve just been spoiled by St Louis though. I’m going to the home opener for the Dodgers next week–so I’ll have something else local to compare it to

Statistics: Posted by derrickhawks — Sun Apr 08, 2012 8:17 pm

The Cardinals no longer have the game's most feared hitter, but they do have more than enough left on their roster to compete for another World Series title.

Jake Westbrook's season debut will come nine days after his final Grapefruit League start, an unusually long layoff to start the year.