AN Day 4 - Deadline Approaching!

by baseballgirl on Jun 6, 2007 8:35 AM PDT in News

Well, we have received the first batch of tickets for AN Day 4. If you were part of that group, those will be mailed within the week.

We still have room for more AN'ers to come meet new friends, enjoy an A's BBQ, and cheer for our team against the hated Angels.

AN Day is on August 4th at 12:55 PM, and the game will even be shown on FOX.

I am still accepting reservations for this event; you can buy your tickets via Paypal for the really reasonable price of $32 each. My address is baseballgirl1976 @ hotmail.com (no spaces). Please include your AN username and your shipping address. If you need to make alternate arrangements for payment, please email me ASAP.

I will be accepting ticket reservations until the seats are gone, or until June 15th at noon, whichever comes first.

We already have six states represented by our AN faithful, including a Midwest roadtrip. These events have been so fun in the past, and we want everyone to come!

So...sign up now!

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Six states representing AN:

state of fear, state of confusion, state of frustration, state of the art, state of...

Stat Wonk Futurist

by salb918 on Jun 6, 2007 9:04 AM PDT reply actions

..affairs,

...state of the enemy?

Huh. I always thought that baseball's version of a home run is the motherf---ing home run itself. -FJM

by oblique on Jun 6, 2007 9:06 AM PDT up reply actions

state of emergency...

lying in state...

"Cycle, whoo hoo! A thing of stochastic beauty, random and meaningless and fun." ~ FSU, 6/4/07

by Poppy on Jun 6, 2007 9:26 AM PDT up reply actions

grace.

The meaning of life is not so much 'found,' as it is 'made.' --Opus

by The Dogfather on Jun 6, 2007 9:50 AM PDT up reply actions

Denial

Will there ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark?

by JLeverenz on Jun 6, 2007 10:43 AM PDT up reply actions

intoxication

"San Jose A's of Fremont" validates the Halo's stoopid name

by ArakSOT on Jun 6, 2007 11:24 AM PDT up reply actions

hysteria.

by FormerHuntsvilleStar on Jun 6, 2007 6:11 PM PDT up reply actions

Money sent

me bad....I can't believe I almost forgot about AN Day!! Any way money sent. Look forward to meeting everyone

by 3up3dn on Jun 6, 2007 9:27 AM PDT reply actions

Good times will be had by all ...

except for me, as I will not be there this year ... actually I will be having good times, on a little road trip of my own.

That weekend is my gf's g-rents 50th, so we'll be in Michigan for that.

I'll be going early and staying late, though, flying through Chicago and making stops in Milwaukee and Detroit, taking in games in four ballparks ...

If anyone has any particular advice on Wrigley, New Comiskey, Comerica or Miller ...

"It's for your own good. Big strong Devo knows whats best for Poppy" -- Mossback

by devo on Jun 6, 2007 10:15 AM PDT reply actions

cell, wrigley and comerica

the cell: I'd recommend sitting in the outfield (NOT the bleachers though) as the infield seats just aren't angled enough and are kind of uncomfortable. The closer to the bullpens the better.
wrigley: awful cubs "fans", obstructed views outside of the first ten rows and the outfield, awful variety in food, but other than that a good time. Hit up clark street and the Ivy on Clark if you're into that.
For both Chi-town parks, the "el" is the way to go, fast, cheap and safe
comerica: at all times stay within a two block radius of the park as it is downtown detroit. Kind of an amusement type park, but a good time.
Dont know if you care but beer seat service as follows:
the cell-miller lite
wrigley-old style and bud light
comerica-miller lite

by pieful35 on Jun 6, 2007 11:02 AM PDT reply actions

no subject

in Wrigley, I like sitting in the second deck down the right field line, and then sneaking down to something better in the 7th.

I have to second that the bleacher fans in Comiskey are a bunch of bottom feeders, and are best avoided. Go find a group of fans rooting for the visiting club and go sit with them. They don't care too much about upgrading your seat in Comiskey, as long as you're not doing anything blatant.

"Work like you don't need the money. Love like you've never been hurt. Dance like nobody's watching."- former A's pitcher Satchel Paige

by The Pilots Dared Me To Die on Jun 6, 2007 2:24 PM PDT up reply actions

Money sent!

Excited to meet all you in real life...

by pam5981 on Jun 6, 2007 11:44 AM PDT reply actions

I moved

I'll e-mail you my new address.

I think religion is a neurological disorder that prevents people from thinking on their own.--B. Maher

by sf drift king on Jun 6, 2007 1:11 PM PDT reply actions

alleninfremont?

The game represents... the checkered journey of life. - Milton Bradley

by mikeA on Jun 6, 2007 1:29 PM PDT up reply actions

alleninstpetersburg

He hasn't actually moved yet, but he's found a place there. Unless he changes his mind at the last minute.

"Cycle, whoo hoo! A thing of stochastic beauty, random and meaningless and fun." ~ FSU, 6/4/07

by Poppy on Jun 6, 2007 1:41 PM PDT up reply actions

alleninCisco

would be my dream move. but I doubt they will have subsidized housing.

I think religion is a neurological disorder that prevents people from thinking on their own.--B. Maher

by sf drift king on Jun 6, 2007 1:49 PM PDT up reply actions

You know...

I'm sure those condos are going to be built with all sorts of hidden sensors everywhere. Go to the bathroom too often and you'll start getting coupons for Pepto-Bismol in the mail. Don't go often enough, and you'll get coupons for Aquafina, and articles about kidney failure will automatically be bookmarked on your computer.

"Cycle, whoo hoo! A thing of stochastic beauty, random and meaningless and fun." ~ FSU, 6/4/07

by Poppy on Jun 6, 2007 2:12 PM PDT up reply actions

I might go

I am not a joiner sort of person, really, so likely I would just sit by myself wondering why I never learned chatty skills.

But...this team is starting to grow on me. At first I was just down on it all'n all, we can't win every year, the Angels are hungry and rich as hell, and of course our players soon went down like ripe what under a combine.

Yet they still pitch like gods. The have eerie ninth inning/walk-off power.

The gods are very, very pleased with the cycle of MaEl. The team got big-time mojo from that.

I dunno. I recently went to some web thing and it was the same--a bunch of guys standing arounding looking glum 'cause there was no one to talk to. AN isn't like that, of course not, but...

by paradox on Jun 6, 2007 2:44 PM PDT reply actions