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The Philadelphia Phillies' streak of consecutive home sellouts is at 232 games and counting.It appears likely the streak will continue through the 13 home games remaining in June, but there is no guarantee that it will last through the summer, writes Mark Kram of the Philly Daily News.The Phillies have struggled in the standings and have been beset with a host of injuries to marquee players such as Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Roy Halladay. A Phillies executive tells Kram the club has 19 home dates in August, traditionally a time when fans are away on vacation, and some of those games have about 3,500 tickets still unsold.
If this stays, and we are still winning in August -- a take over Citizens Bank Park trip Aug 24-26 would be great!
From the article you quoted: A Phillies executive tells Kram the club has 19 home dates in August, traditionally a time when fans are away on vacation, and some of those games have about 3,500 tickets still unsold.I'm sure less than 10% of the stadium rocking the Curly W would definitely signal a takeover.
No way the drunk Philth takes that sitting down. Expect lots of fist fights. Throwing of objects, etc.
Probably won't happen this year, but you can see it coming - possibly as soon as next year. Hallady injured and older, possibly no Cole Hamels, Howard and Utley question marks, etc.
The sellout streak ending and the team going back to an afterthought? No doubt. The soulless, sackless, administrivia agents of banality of the DC area traveling like the Phillies phans? Doubtful.
The problem here is that going to Citizen Bank Park would involve actually GOING to the place where all of those drunken, mouth-breathing philthy Philly phans hail from. Just thinking about it makes me want to take a shower an hour-long tub bath in hot Lysol or Pine-Sol solution.
Nice try slapnuts, but we did pretty much take over Heinz Field for a hockey game
Screw it, lets take over Wrigley.
One swallow doesn't make a summer Balzac.
Truth be told, Nats supporters are a bit new at this...pity we aren't playing the Indians away this season because that would be good to practise with (Progressive Field currently with MLB's lowest home attendance at 17,159/fixture).
They can probably be pretty easily incited into destroying their own stadium, maybe even the surrounding neighbourhoods.
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