the number of weekday games this year is not too far off compared to previous seasons, if you count Friday night games:
2015
Wed 1
Thu 2
Fri 1
2016
Wed 1
Thu 2
Fri 2
2017
Wed 3
Thu 1
2018
Wed 5
2018 Schedule
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2015
Wed 1
Thu 2
Fri 1
2016
Wed 1
Thu 2
Fri 2
2017
Wed 3
Thu 1
2018
Wed 5
I hear you. Assuming an hour commute (fair), if you have kids, chances are you need to get home by 8 to have a chance at your bedtime routine. 5 is cutting it close. But 6 PM on Sundays is stupid.
Friday night is a weeknight. Can't count Friday night games. No one has anywhere to be on Saturday morning, unless you're a professional Caddy
There's something about those matches under the lights at Yankee Stadium when the sky above is dark.
I love our night games.
Front Office response: It's the 4th year, aren't they grown up enough to come to night games now? Can't they use the subway on their own?
I guess I'm not a master of karate...
There's something about those matches under the lights at Yankee Stadium when the sky above is dark.
I love our night games.
Front Office response: It's the 4th year, aren't they grown up enough to come to night games now? Can't they use the subway on their own?
Especially if they keep using those goal celebrations with the lights. Really adds to the atmosphere.
9 of 17 away games are on ESPN or Fox.
1 additional away game is on Unimas.
1 additional away game is on Unimas.
I counted them since part of the reason people can't make it to the weekday games is because it's after work
I think that's very cool too, and I do like night games, but only in moderation. Without being able to bring the kids, I am going to unload a lot of those tickets.
Worth noting that we draw the most fans to weekend day games.
MLB Postseason schedule is released in early February.
Please god, no rain outs this year at home for the New York Yankees. And figure out something with their potential postseason run and our last game of the regular season and potential playoff run so that it all works out. Praise be.
Please god, no rain outs this year at home for the New York Yankees. And figure out something with their potential postseason run and our last game of the regular season and potential playoff run so that it all works out. Praise be.
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With older kids who can stay up later, I am not affected by weeknight games during the summer. But the 3 in April September and September mean no kids. I'm also probably better served by weekend games in the evening or night given their schedules and weekend activities, though I'm quite sympathetic to those for whom this is a problem.
Considering what you’re praying for, you must mean Bless the Rains.
Since weekday travel is a little easier for me coming up from Virginia, I'm excited about that Wednesday Derby. Planning on coming up for that one, which will be my first Derby. Another Villa hat-trick?
Lol, yes. Very hard to get coverage on the weekends, much easier during the week
I’m not sure about that. It’s an 8pm game. Let’s just say they left Orlando at 11pm, that puts them into Seattle around 2am, vs. just taking a morning commercial flight after having rested and arriving around 10am Seattle time, and allowing us to keep those charters for the playoffs.AsLionNYC pointed out, there is an interesting two game road stand where we play Thursday night at Orlando, and then just 3 days later Sunday night at Seattle.
I'm guessing we'll be using a charter for that road trip.
Anyone compare our schedule with Yankees to see which games broadcast on YES are going to be shown on delay?
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