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Update: 5+5 Option, and Season Ticket Pickup

Email just received by the NoiseNation media desk reveals that the General Admission 5+5 ticket is available.  I still do not see them as an available option on the web site, so if  you’re interested perhaps you should call.  They also mention the availability of limited single-game tickets in the club level.  Again, not popping up on the web app–perhaps better luck by calling.  Also, I noticed that you can buy accessible seating in the Bacon Strip online, where in the past you could only purchase accessible seats by phone or in person.  I hope they have additional, though, hate to think they’ll have only outfield for those requiring accessible seating.

Season Ticket Holder pickup for full, 36-, and 18- game plans is now slated for Monday, March 11.  9-Game plans will be available on Tuesday, March 12.  This is despite previous email notification that season tickets would be available 3/5, as well as the very same email which says “this weekend.”  Oh, well.  It’s like Xmas to me, so I’m having trouble with the waiting…

🙂

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New General Admission Option for IronPigs: 5+5

Recent manipulation of the IronPigs ticket purchase screens has revealed a new General Admission option.  It only pops up when I use my Season Ticket Holder code.  It is a new option for General Admission tickets.

 

But lets step back for a moment:  Recall that the “capacity” of Coca Cola Park was increased by 100 last season to help accommodate the Tiki Terrace (which is probably more than 100 seats, but..).  This season, new seats were installed in the Hot Corner and the Bacon Strip.  As I’ve said, I think this is overall a great idea to maximize space and sell more (expensive) tickets.  Coke Capacity remains at 10,100 as Kurt Landes explains that the tickets will come from the General Admission allotment.  This, plus the huge guitar and other signage which blocks view (we love you Wawa!) and what’s a GA fan to do?

 

Well, here’s a perk:  A new general admission option is to buy a ticket for $10 (rather than the usual $7) and receive $5 in loaded “ballpark credit” value.  So your ticket is really $5!  That’s a pretty good deal!  It’s hard to go to a game without spending at least $5.  I spend that before I get upstairs!  Like most ballpark loaded credit, you won’t be able to use it at the privately owned stands, and certainly not for parking the next night.  But, I wonder if you could save them and use them all at once?  Usually you can use them in the store, too, so that could be useful.

 

What do you think?  Sounds good to me.  Add your comments below.  I didn’t get this option when I went to the generic buy tickets page, so you might want to ask about it if you’re interested.  Perhaps it’s one of those things that can’t be announced yet….

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IronPigs – National Pig Day – OinK

While each Pig Day usually starts out the same with everyone wishing warmer weather, the ticket lines were long, fans were eager, and the IronPigs are nearly ready.

Tickets! Anyone Got Tickets?

Tickets! Anyone Got Tickets?

It seemed there were more in attendance this year than last and the lines were long for the Pork sandwiches which had new Executive Chef Jerry Rogers at the helm.

I was eager to get a look at the new seating in the Hot Corner but alas there were no seats.. installed.. yet.. But the spot looks great and there was a sample seat that was quite comfortable. As you will see in the picture below the seat is mesh – no more butt burns!

While visiting with Ron Rushe (Director of Corporate Partnerships) who was also wishing for warmer weather, General Manager Kurt Landes stopped by to talk about the Hot Corner and the upcoming season. Kurt was keen to mention there were a few more surprises coming up soon. I inquired about one of those surprises being new uniforms. Kurt replied with “There will be a few more surprises coming up soon.”  If I were him I wouldn’t have told me either – ha – but regardless I’m sure, as always it will be good stuff!

I want this for my seat!

I want this for my seat!

The bring a glove and pay attention section!

The bring a glove and pay attention section!

View from the Hot Corner

View from the Hot Corner

The other new seating area is unique with a good view of the field.  Someone mentioned the main reason for adding this section was to hopefully have more seating options available on game day for those who don’t wish to purchase GA tickets. Which brings me back to the “Porking” Deck option…

Strips of Bacon

Strips of Bacon

As always it was another fine event from the IronPigs and it was nice to chat with the returning staff. Just after entering the Park I noticed none other than Uncle Marty walking next to me so I was sure to ask him if he’s ready. He said “Ready for warmer weather”. It’s always great to see Uncle Marty at the park and you just kind of feel he belongs there. Morris, who as always was busy on his walkie took some time to talk about the upcoming season and his and Lindsey’s recent trip to Japan.  I can’t wait to see what Morris has up his sleeve this summer for the on field entertainment. 

Of course no trip would be complete without a stop to the Majestic Clubhouse Store where there are lots of new goodies and lots of new faces with Adam Fondl leading the charge.  Was fortunate to meet  first year intern Kyle. The IronPigs sure can find the good ones as the young man was professional and genuinely happy to meet some of us “regulars”. He asked us to stop by during the season and we certainly will.

Another National Pig Day in the books and as always it serves as a harbinger for Spring time at Coca-Cola Park.

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Quick Thoughts on the IronPigs’ Ball Girls

It was announced today that the IronPigs will be presenting their first ever class of Ball Girls this year, at games and in the community.  Read more about it here:

Here are my initial thoughts:

  1. Yes!  Wonderful idea.  This makes it feel more like a big-league game.  My life just got a little bit better.
  2. Now I’m REALLY looking forward to sitting in the Hot Corner.
  3. Wait, I wonder if I could apply.  Doesn’t really say that dudes are excluded.  Oh, I have no softball experience.  Darn.  I have a softball in my trunk, though.  I’ll  have my kids throw it to me to give me experience.
  4. Dan, you’ve played softball before, right?  We should apply.  It’s probably the best chance I’ll ever have of getting on the field during a professional baseball game.  We meet all the requirements.  There’s no way they turn us down!

🙂

It’s all good!

@Kram209

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Kram’s 2013 IronPig (read: New Year) Resolutions

As you know, I’ve got no problem telling the IronPigs what I think they ought to do.  However, now it’s time for me to take a look in the mirror and decide what I need to do to become a better fan–for myself, and the team.

In 2013, I, Kram, resolve to:

  1. Put the IronPigs license plate back on my car before the Phillies Banquet.

I’ve never been to the Phillies Banquet, which I guess used to be called the “Phillies Caravan.”  But, we’re going this year.  The whole crew.  Plus, dignitaries from the Noise Nation as well.  Look for our report some time after January 24.  I’m looking forward to seeing Kratzie and Frannie, and meeting and welcoming our new manager.

    2.     Try not to get caught up in the jersey bidding on my phone.

I never got into the table blocking and pen stealing (you know who you are!) of the previous charity jersey auctions, but last year I found it very compelling to constantly check the prices and put in bids.  I “won” two of them.  It can get expensive, though.  Since I’ve already got two, I’ll try to sit these out the best I can for the good of my wallet.

     3.      Spend a game in the Bacon Strip, the Hot Corner, the Tiki Terrace, and just maybe, a Dugout Suite.

I love my regular seats, but it is nice to take in a game from another section.  It gives another perspective of the game and the park.  Last year I sat in 115 twice, 112 once, and 104 once.  I also spent a game with a GA ticket, mostly standing in the area of 106.  I never got to the Tiki last year other than to walk through.  I’ll make a better effort this year to enjoy the park from other locations.

     4.      Try not to buy any more hats–unless they’re really cool. 

This backfired on me a bit in the playoffs.  Others in my crew bought nice Reading hats on our trip down there and I passed because “I’ve already got enough hats.”  Now, they’re gone because of the name change and I’m having regrets.  I should have purchased one when I had the chance.  But, still, I’ve got too many hats…

     5.     Save some of the swag for the holidays.

I was thinking last month it would have been nice to have saved some of the stuff I got to give away for Christmas.  Alas, I either already gave it away, or opened it and used it, or let the kids “consume” it…  Remind me to stash some of this stuff for the holidays.

     6.      Tailgate more often.

The tailgates need not be big fancy endeavors, but a chance to relax and get a sandwich and a soda before the game will add to the “relaxation factor” of attending as many games as I do.  Plus, it could save me some cash.

      7.     Buy less food and drink at the park.

The IronPigs will be OK without any more of my money.  Plus, “Pigs Fly” will be a reminder that I need to follow my diet, and not “Pig Out” or “Go Hog Wild.”  😉

     8.     Record more podcasts.

DiPro and I did one last year, and I thought it came out pretty good.  If we can do a few more, then perhaps it will be time to expand the guest list:  There are plenty knowledgable and interesting IronPigs fans out there.  The following folks should get ready for an invite this season:  Dan, JimmyT, Jared, Cheryl, Jim, Eric, Joe, Decal, and others!

     9.     Support the radio show better.

I should listen to the radio post-game even when we lose.  My habit is to turn on the radio only following a win.  Also, I should call in more often, and bring my portable to the park more often.

     10.     Try to get to the park on time.

I admit I was a lazy fan last year, often arriving at the park late.  And, it’s not because I stopped to eat on the way, either.  If I’m on time I’ll have more choices for dinner.  I’ve already found a new route from my office to the park which should get me there faster once you factor in traffic.  Plus, there’s more chance to tailgate! (see also, #6 and #7).

     11.     Attempt to subscribe to TV2 for HD IronPigs, pre-game, and for when I’m not at the park.

I’ve already got DirecTV, so I’m not excited about spending a lot more money.  However, the MiLB thing just didn’t do it for me last season.  Sure, TV2 won’t get me the away games, but it will get me some Reading games.  And, HD.  It’s beyond me how anyone can watch anything that’s not in HD. 

So there it is.  What are YOU going to do differently this year?

Twitter:  @Kram209

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Found a Magic Lamp – Rubbed It – Made IronPigs Wishes

So – like – ya I recently found this old lamp at an abandoned garage sale which was kind of weird.

Anyway once I got it home and started polishing it POOF to my surprise out popped a genie.

True story…

Further weirdness ensued when the genie revealed himself to be Diggity’s twin brother. However, this dog wore his mustard on the opposite side…

In a shocked tone I yelled “Diggity – you’re moonlighting as a genie? No money cheating at Pork Races?”  The genie replied angrily, “If you want these wishes don’t ever call me by that wiener’s name! My name is Doggity – that knucklehead’s my cousin – twice fried!”

I figured I better start wishin’ before Doggity went missin’.

So I said “Hey Diggity… Doggity… Genie Wienie whatever your name is… How about some really cool seats and concessions and ‘facilities’ and premium seating in the outfield all in a scaled down version of Wrigley Field’s ‘rooftops’?” Twas my first wish…

Somethin’ like that there

I muttered… construct it somewhere over or near the “batters eye” and name it Thompson Alley. The Noise Nation Bleachers would also be acceptable. The Genie scoffed…

For the next wish and I even showed him a pic so he wouldn’t muck it up – a fancy new LCD video scoreboard.

Full LCD Scoreboard – Daktronics!

To go with that Mr. Doggity genie a “ribbon board” all the way around the concourse.

Tie a Video Ribbon ’round the old concourse

Since we’re redecorating how ’bout throwing in a couple outfield video walls there genie.

Try to change the Lottery numbers on that!

I spoke quickly as the Genie started to fade – “Genie how about some new home uniforms and an Italian food vendor and Yocco’s and a swimming pool and no parking (unintelligible) ……. POOF he was gone…

I Dream of Dishing

(P.S. –  have another lamp – haven’t rubbed it – yet…)

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Gildan Triple-A National Championship 2013 – Coca-Cola Park

Upon arrival at Coca-Cola Park security was tight. After revealing the secret password: RYNO and a receiving a full body scan access was granted.  The next security zone was elevator access to HQ where fingerprints were scanned and identities checked.

After exiting the elevator all agents received Secret Agent badges.

Mini-Moe

One final layer of security remained…

Top Secret Security Clearance Required!

Suddenly an Alarm sounded and Agent Lando led by his security entourage entered carrying the top-secret documents.

Agent Lando reveals what’s inside the secured storage device.

Using my super secret spy camera implanted in my left eye, I was able to capture the following video.

Randy Mobley, International League President was on hand to congratulate the Lehigh Valley IronPigs for becoming the first AAA Stadium to hold both the All-Star Game and the National Championship Game and where better than our own Coca-Cola Park!

International League President Randy Mobley.

Gildan was also on hand to happily announce their sponsorship with Triple-A baseball. The Gildan name can be found on many consumer products and you can purchase consumer socks and underwear here.

Gildan is a vertically-integrated marketer and manufacturer of premium quality basic apparel. Gildan produces Activewear for both the Wholesale and Retail market. Gildan currently produces Hosiery for the Retail market.

Gildan’s Wholesale division is the leading supplier of activewear for the screen-print market in the United States, Canada, and Europe. The Company is also establishing a growing presence in Mexico and the Asia-Pacific region. The Company sells T-shirts, sport shirts and fleece in large quantities to wholesale distributors as undecorated “blanks.” These “blanks” are subsequently decorated by screen-printers with designs and logos. Consumers ultimately purchase Gildan labeled products at venues such as sporting events, concerts, and tourism destination gift shops. Consumers might also receive Gildan labeled product in a promotional package at a corporate event or athletic race.

Gildan’s Retail division is a leading supplier of private label and Gildan branded socks primarily sold to mass-market retailers. Gildan’s retail objective is to become a significant supplier of men’s and boys’ underwear and undecorated activewear products to mass-market retailers across North America.

Gildan’s corporate head office is located in Montreal, Canada. 28,000 full-time employees are located around the world. Our shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange.

GM Kurt Landes interviews with the 2013 Championship Logo in the background.

The entire press release can be found on the IronPigs website and for your convenience here are the details regarding tickets:

New and existing full-season, 36-game and 18-game ticket plan holders will have the initial opportunity to purchase National Championship tickets when the 2013 ticket renewal process begins on Friday, August 17 at 10 a.m. These plan holders will also receive a $2 discount per ticket off the individual game ticket price for the National Championship game of $19 for Club Level, $14 for Field Level and $11 for General Admission.

IronPigs full-season (Club, Front Row & Field Level) ticket holders that purchase tickets for the Natonal Championship game will have the benefit of remaining in the same seats that they have for their regular season plan. 18- and 36-game ticket holders will be seated based on first-come, first-serve basis beginning on Friday, August 17 at 10 a.m. To purchase or renew a ticket plan for the 2013 season and secure 2013 Gildan National Championship game tickets, please call (610) 841-PIGS (7447) or visit the Coca-Cola Park during normal business hours.

Another great event by the entire IronPigs organization along with some top-secret food – now the IronPigs need to make the Championship 2013!

Secret Sliders!

Moe Delawn signing off… for now…

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IronPigs Cryptic Message found at Coca-Cola Park – Eyes Only

While visiting the “facility” on the night of the Woodchucks (despite not much wood being chucked) a cryptic message appeared on the “magic mirror” just above the sink. It flashed for a moment, flickered off and continued with its normal programming.

Below is what I was able to recover with sophisticated 1980’s technology and my (Secret Decoder) Pig Pen Cipher Ring – get yours here.

I’m close to deciphering the password and should have it in the next few hours providing the hamster keeps running (he powers the decoding generator you see). Once revealed I’ll (hopefully) be able to gain access to the secure location and report back providing I make it out – alive…

T P – SECR  T  PRESS CONF   AUG 13th
CCOA-CLOA PRAK

u            selceted       spceial assingment.  The                   IronPigs will be                       prevoiusly-clasfisied inforamtion.

All        enter            throogh             Ccoa_Cloa Park

To gian acecss    secrue loctaion,   must  geve  passowrd                befroe entreing.  Yoru paswsord is %&*^

This mesasge will slef-detsruct in T-miuns 15 mintues.

For those who may not know the “magic mirror” appears with advertising and even the IronPigs logo. When you walk up to it – it “magically” turns into an actual mirror (as shown below).

The very mirror where the secret message appeared.

Just for the record?!?

It’s actually quite dangerous to take pictures in the men’s room! Please don’t try this as I am a trained professional! (I don’t think that sounded quite right) But you know what I mean – Don’t do it!

Despite the shock of it all, I was able to record the following audio on the way out – please click below.

Later that evening….

I certainly wanted to ascertain what appeared to be top-secret, classified information so I went undercover and asked some people I know would know – ya know?

So what did I find out you may ask?

Well I’ll tell you – nadda – zip – zero – zilch – nothin’.

This must go all the way to the top because as I got closer so did the danger level!

The quote I remember most is “If I tell ya – I’m gonna have to ‘kill’ ya and take your Woodchuck hat away!”

All I have to go on at this point is a previous post from back on July 17th where some things were speculated and stabs in the dark taken. None of them were correct that time…

Below is an excerpt from the above mentioned post. Could it be one of these? Or none? Or even all of them? I guess we’ll have to wait and see if I can secret agent my way into the secure location – they probably won’t see me – won’t be looking way down there!

  • A new food vendor
  • A major concert coming to Coca-Cola Park
  • Coca-Cola Park will be the home of the 2013 Triple-A Championship
  • The new IronPigs “Porking” Deck
  • A New Scoreboard
  • Additional Seating
  • New Unis and/or logo redesign for 2013

I’ll report back – maybe….

Dish – DiPro’s Dish

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Ten Reasons to Come to the Park in August: Number 10

     In years past, August has brought me baseball apathy.  By August I’ve had enough of the park, enough of the food, enough of the losing, and I’m ready for some football.  Not this year though.  I’m about as pumped for August baseball as I am for April baseball.  Why?  Dunno.  But over the coming days I’ll present ten possible reasons–ten reasons YOU should be pumped about August baseball as well.

Reason Number 10.  Battlefield Challenge

So the 2012 Battlefield Challenge starts tomorrow.  This is the third year for this “promo” I think.  I know the IronPigs have won awards for this idea.  

I have to say, though, I’m still not completely solid on the rules.  I think we might need an identifiable spotter who we can trust to make the call as to where the ball lands.  It also feels like it’s too difficult to capture all the sections.  I’ve certainly given up the “don’t-eat-dinner-because-everything-might-be-half-price-with-the-Battlefield-Challenge” strategy.  Back in the day when we used to lose all the baseball games, this was a neat idea for, “Hey, we might have lost the game 9-2 but at least we won the Battlefield Challenge and got $2 off on the hamburgers.”  But now, I think I’ll just come for the baseball and smile at the “challenge.” 

OK, so I’m not pumped for the Battlefield, but some are!  For those who like it, though, now’s the time!

News and Notes:

Tomorrow’s scheduled starter is Tyler Cloyd.  Tyler Cloyd is 13-1 overall this year. Austin Hyatt is back from Reading and hasn’t pitched in a week.  It’s Blanton’s turn to pitch for the Phillies, but he’s with the Dodgers now.  It doesn’t take a rocket surgeon to figure out what’s going on, right?  Well, as of now, Kyle Kendrick is listed as the Phil’s starter.  We need to (continue to) appreciate Tyler while we still have him.  Perhaps they’ll let him (read: make him) anchor this staff through the playoff push.  Perhaps not.  Make no mistake though, he’ll get his chance in Philadelphia this year sooner or later.  And, we welcome back Austin.  He’s been doing better of late and I look forward to seeing him pitch again.

Juan Marillo is the other pitcher called up (Mike Cisco was sent down–worry not, we’ll see him again.)   He’s a 6’3″ right-handed reliever.  On first glance, his stats look questionable for the promotion (not as good as Cisco or Friend), but a closer look at his last ten appearances shows that he’s been near lights-out in one-inning outings.  It’s when he’s asked to pitch two or three innings that things go awry.  Walks seem to be the main culprit.  So, we’ll plan to use him for one-inning spots at first, and not on the same night as Aumont.  Sounds like a plan.

One more thing:  How is it everyone (Philly media, Philly coaches) is so surprised by Kratz (and Frandsen)?  We know these guys.  We know they can play.  Calm down already.  Plug them in and let them go and you’ll be fine.  And while I’m on a rant, I’ve about had it with the snarkiness and condescending attitude of the Phillies’ beat writers.  I follow them on Twitter for the express purpose of finding out what’s going to happen to the ‘Pigs’ roster.  But I can’t take it any more.  I’ll keep one, and the rest get an ‘unfollow.’  Let me know below whom you think I should keep.

@Kram209

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IronPigs 2013 Schedule Released

OFFICIAL IRONPIGS NEWS
For Immediate Release
Jon Schaeffer
August 7, 2012

IRONPIGS UNMASK 2013 SCHEDULE

(Allentown, Pa) – A boatload of weekend games during the premier summer months, along with dozens of rivalry games against the Yankees’, Red Sox’ and Mets’ Triple-A affiliates highlight the Lehigh Valley IronPigs 2013 home schedule, the club announced on Tuesday.  The sixth season in club history debuts Thursday, April 4 against the Syracuse Chiefs at Coca-Cola Park, marking the first of seven consecutive home games to commence the campaign.

The 144-game schedule once again features 72 home games at Coca-Cola Park although the calendar is backloaded and includes 61 of those home dates after May 1. Also, nearly half of the games (34 of 72) are slated for weekends.  The longest homestand of the year is a nine-gamer from June 25 to Independence Day Eve on July 3.  Additional holiday home games are set for Father’s Day on June 16 and Labor Day on September 2.

The IronPigs host rival Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, the New York Yankees Triple-A affiliate, for a total of eight games beginning with a four-game weekend summer series, June 13-16.  The teams will also square off at Coca-Cola Park with possible playoff implications for a pair of series, August 19-20 and August 30-31.  Either Lehigh Valley or Scranton/Wilkes-Barre has reached the postseason each of the last seven seasons.

The Pawtucket Red Sox, Boston’s top farm club and Lehigh Valley’s first round playoff opponent in 2011, also play a total of eight games at Coca-Cola Park with series scheduled for April 8-10, July 8-10 and September 1-2.  The New York Mets Triple-A affiliate, the Buffalo Bisons, also traverse Coca-Cola Park for eight games in 2013.

The 2013 campaign rests from July 15-17 for the annual Triple-A All-Star game between the International League and Pacific Coast League.  The 2013 game will be held in Reno, Nev. on July 17.

Per International League procedure, the IronPigs will play each team in their division, the North Division, 16 times (eight home, eight away); and teams in the South and West Division eight times (four home, four away). Lehigh Valley’s North Division opponents are the Buffalo Bisons (New York-N), Pawtucket Red Sox (Boston), Rochester Red Wings (Minnesota), Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (New York-A) and the Syracuse Chiefs (Washington). Teams in the South Division are the Charlotte Knights (Chicago-A), Durham Bulls (Tampa Bay), Norfolk Tides (Baltimore) and Gwinnett Braves (Atlanta). The West Division consists of the Columbus Clippers (Cleveland), Louisville Bats (Cincinnati), Indianapolis Indians (Pittsburgh) and Toledo Mud Hens (Detroit).

Starting times will be announced at a later date but are expected to remain similar to 2012.

IronPigs ticket plan holders can expect information on renewing their plan(s) for the 2013 season during the week of August 13-17.  Those interested in purchasing a new ticket plan can call (610) 841-PIGS (7447) to place their deposit, starting at just $40 per seat for 18-game plans and $100 per seat for full-season ticket packages.  Seat selection for new plan holders will take place this fall and is based on purchase date, the type of plan purchased and availability.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs are dedicated to providing family-friendly entertainment and are the only Minor League team to offer bubbles to fans entering the AT&T Plaza and balloons for all children exiting Coca-Cola Park.

2013 Lehigh Valley IronPigs Schedule

APRIL

4-7 vs. Syracuse

8-10 vs. Pawtucket

12-14 @ Syracuse

15-18 @ Pawtucket

19-22 vs. Buffalo

23-26 @ Indianapolis

27-30 @ Louisville

MAY

2-5 vs. Indianapolis

6-9 vs. Louisville

10-13 @ Durham

14-17 @ Norfolk

18-21 vs. Rochester

23-26 vs. Norfolk

27-30 @ Rochester

31 vs. Gwinnett

June

1-3 vs. Gwinnett

4-7 @ Buffalo

8-11 vs. Charlotte

13-16 vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

17-20 @ Toledo

21-24 @ Columbus

25-28 vs. Durham

29-30 vs. Toledo

July

1-2 vs. Toledo

3 vs. Syracuse

4-5 @ Syracuse

6-7 @ Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

8-10 vs. Pawtucket

11-12 vs. Buffalo

13-14 @ Syracuse

15-17 ALL STAR BREAK in Reno, Nev.

18-21 vs. Columbus

22-25 @ Rochester

26-29 @ Pawtucket

30-31 vs. Rochester

August

1-2 vs. Rochester

3-4 @ Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

5-8 @ Charlotte

9-12 @ Gwinnett

14-16 vs. Syracuse

17-18 @ Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

19-20 vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

22-25 @ Buffalo

26-27 vs. Buffalo

28-29 @ Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

30-31 vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

September

1-2 vs. Pawtucket

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