There's no reason for cops to be involved in the beanie handouts. I guess the club had too many employees doing a poor job at Billy's with the STH packages.
Shwafta, part of my "Founders Get Back In Line" benefits package was a free replica ring, delivered in the suite last night, and a choice of the suite experience last night or an outdoor plaza experience at another early season game. I chose indoors, and even though I have only 1 ticket on the account, they gave me 2 suite tickets last night because they had extras, which is how
Shwafta got his ring, and a free ticket.
I thought Segal was a #9. That's why I kept mentioning his name several times last night in the chat.
Revfugee - I do enjoy Sands getting tougher but I miss his distribution. DIdn't see much of it last night. It was mostly working with Parks in close quarters or sending it wide to a wingback. Those diagonal switches causing the other team to slide to slide across is when confusion can happen and that creates space and chances. We need to do it more, whether it's sands or someone else. Especially when it's on so many times like it was last night
I'm curious about him myself. I have no idea what his actual skill level is, but physically, he at least looks like he could be a handful. And we could use a little beefaroni out there.
Agree. That's why I was hoping Cush could find him some minutes. Right now Magno isn't getting the job done, so why not toss Segal in? Let's see what he can do.
There's no reason for cops to be involved in the beanie handouts. I guess the club had too many employees doing a poor job at Billy's with the STH packages.
I didn't come within a whiff of a beanie. Part of that is I did spend the time on the Billy's line, but also I think it's because I entered Yankee Stadium in the Suite entrance last night. As referenced by
But anyway, remembering back to the years I had Delta Suite tickets, I remember never getting any limited run freebies at the suite entrance, which always seemed odd because you'd think they might over-supply that entrance.
Old guy memory incoming: back in the 1970s when the best players were lucky to make $100k and tickets were <$10 and most clubs in every sport lost money and operated solely as rich guy vanity hobby ventures, everyone who went to a give-away day got the item. There was none of this first 10k BS. On Bat Day at Yankee Stadium everybody got a bat. Maybe it was 14 and under, generously enforced. But if 35 thousand kids showed up 35k kids got a bat. I think there were even a couple of times they had to hand out rain checks because they ran out but were committed to everyone getting the item. At some point all the teams in all the sports stopped that, at roughly the same time that almost everyone directly involved in the business got exceedingly rich. The 1970s sucked, but that was better than how they do it now.
Finally, attendance last night was a very healthy 24,489, and it looked it. Opening day last year on March 12 against Montreal had 21,113, and I think it's fair to infer a roughly 3k bump in STH tickets due to the stadium announcement and the related enticements for wayward founders.
Makes one wonder if he's being told by the mothership to play Magno at the 9.
Revfugee that Sands looks much tougher than before he left. That dawg in him has matured into a Rottweiler. 
DeAndre Yedlin was a great supersub in the 2014 World Cup. Almost 10 years ago.
A more in-form and clinical team scores 3+ last night.
Certainly they should not all have gone in, but at least one of them would have under normal circumstances, maybe two.
