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RE: 2015 Coaches (plural) Caravan: earlier, bigger and better
(05-20-2015 11:25 PM)BufflOwl Wrote:  I might be unique in this but Im a bit disappointed by all the football and basketball talk during the height of the baseball postseason. Seems a bit disrespectful to a marquee sport actually. Could these caravans have not waited until the summer or early August? Seems like were set up to not really have any major athletics events for all of June and July...heck August even if you see the first football game isnt until September.

Then again, probably a good distraction from a really disappointing baseball sesason.

Later in the year may not benefit season ticket sales as much.
05-24-2015 12:56 PM
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