Sadly, after 18 years with a full-season plan, the Nats have finally driven away most of the members of my group.  The evil trifecta of poor team performance, rising ticket prices, and diminished perks for plan holders was too much for most of them (and I don't blame them one bit).

But I'm a glutton for punishment, and I just can't quit the team.  Between me and my remaining partner, we'd be willing to buy a quarter season.  So, we just need to find another partner (or two) who would be in for the remaining 20(ish) games to get us up to a half-season plan.

Last year we were in Section 211 and we're hoping to stay in that general area this year.  I believe the price for those seats in a half-season plan is $90.  I haven't checked with my agent yet to see what's available (but I'm assuming they have a LOT of availability).

Please feel free to PM me (or just respond here) if you have questions.  When it comes time to draft games, I would do that online via Zoom, so there would be no need to meet in person for that.

Apparently, there's no buyout for next year's option.  Basically, the Nats can get him for $3.3 million if he's worth it, go to arb if they think the award will be less, or just cut him if Hassell has won the job.  In effect, it is a cap on his  2024 earnings.

https://apnews.com/article/mlb-sports-washington-nationals-victor-robles-2b69a7fd564d57d09b1b02a14755a009

It guarantees all of his 2023 money.

Yes. $2.3 million this year and club option of $3.3 million next year.

Let the weeping and gnashing of the teeth begin. Need a Victor bingo card.

Throw to the wrong base.
Baserunning mistake.
Bunt with 2 strikes.
Etc.

Baseball Bill's brother is John F. Holdforth...couldn't remember his name.

You didn't have to shell out a hundred bucks or so a head for a ticket, a couple of drinks and a hot dog or two to go see Koufax pitch.  A lot of people miss that point.  Going to see pro sports is extremely expensive today, and getting more so every year.