I am not here to talk about the Cardinals finishing last for the first time since 1990 or any of the horrible roster moves they made leading up to this season.
We could talk about the Durham Bulls?
They're in first place again at the moment, because it's the end of the year and it's the Durham Bulls. If the past twenty-five years has taught us anything, the team will likely win a bunch of stuff during the next few weeks.
The banner outside the stadium is about to be out of date.
I have squeezed a handful of Durham Bulls games into my summer and have a few new players to collect, as well as a few old ones that I need to revisit. One of my highlights was getting to see a rehab start by Rays ace pitcher Tyler Glasnow.
Really impressive player.
I actually had seen Tyler Glasnow a few years back while he was with the Pirates Triple A team. He was good enough that I decided to add a Bowman Chrome autograph of him to my collection.
That's pretty good run that they've been on since 1998. I would imagine that that helps in getting people to come out to the games?
ReplyDeleteThe Bulls generally have really good attendance, but it trails off towards the end of the year when college sports start back up. You get a good matchup in June or July and the Bulls will sell out. Late summer/early fall, tickets are not a problem, even for playoff games. It's mainly college football, which is surprising given the schools here don't have a good track record in that sport. This coming weekend, Duke, UNC, NC State, and Wake Forest all have home football games. State is playing Notre Dame, UNC is playing App State. Both are big deals, both are sell-outs, but all of them take away from the Bulls attendance.
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