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https://www.chicagotribune.com/2024/06/15/guaranteed-rate-toxic-environment/ I know that this isn't reflective of anything w/in the Sox org, but there is that whole name association thing....

I spend more on my season ticket plan last year than they did on the GM search. I may have included that in the conversation when I spoke with the rep. Just remember, anyone else would have had to take a year to learn the team.

It does, currently. I have YouTubeTV and NBC Sports Chicago. Who know what will happen with contracts when it comes around to next year, but it's been there the past few years.

Ah, normally I get it in advance. I forgot until this morning. That makes sense, but I didn't see it anywhere I looked. Thank you

When I use the Parkwiz app, which I think is the only way to pay in advance for parking now, I get a lot price of $27 today. My last trip was $25. When I look ahead, it is $25. Did I miss a memo? Any idea why this is the case? This is all before the fee for their convenience.

Waiting the line out in the bar. Makes more sense to me

I went through a password reset on an Apple ID that I had from who knows when. Must've been from work. Anyway, once I did that, it wanted me to validate my account on iTunes. I gave up after that. I'm logged in, password works, but go do more?

I prepaid for parking for the game this past Sunday through Park Whiz, and it worked out just fine for me.

"If someone throws 93 mph or above, they will win a bonus prize." Do you win a real invite to Spring Training?

I stopped listening to the game on the radio when they once went 4 or 5 innings without telling me the darn score or who was winning. That was it for me. This was at least 6 years ago.

QUOTE (DrunkBomber @ Jun 21, 2016 -> 10:25 AM) It has something to do with Live Nation shows or venues. Not sure why but it seems like thats the criteria. Ticketmaster is owned by Live Nation.

I've just been popping in and out of watching games this year, but it's a lot more fun to watch this year.

Don't forget: you need to register by tomorrow (Sunday), the MLB.tv offer expires on 4/10. On a related note: There's also a promo running for a 2-line, 6GB data (each line) for $80 that I switched to yesterday. My wife and I were on the 10GB plan for $100, but only use about 3GB each month. So, I saved $20/month. It still rolls over the unused data, free music and video streaming, international calls/text, etc. I thought that I read somewhere that the offer for this plan will last a week. Just trying to save some people some $, if it works for you. http://www.t-mobile.com/offer/unlimited-data-story.html I switched plans online in the morning, and wound up losing my data package completely at some point yesterday. I wasn't able to get that fixed until I got home (didn't want to call them from my cell phone about a cell phone problem). When I talked to customer service, she actually said that it was their screw up and that I had no data plan at the moment! My wife was in St. Louis and couldn't access Google Maps, so that was frustrating. I did get a bill credit for her troubles. I swear that I don't work for T-Mobile. I actually work for a school district (not CPS).

QUOTE (JoshPR @ Apr 4, 2016 -> 05:46 PM) How does this work? Wifes phone is tmobile. Is it all season or just till the 10th You need to register by the 10th. It will last all season. Go to the link the in first post on your phone.

QUOTE (Chilihead90 @ Apr 3, 2016 -> 08:33 PM) Is it possible for that subscriber to sign up, and then give me their mlb.tv account? Or is it tied to that phone? Basically I have AT&T, but I can probably find a TMobile friend who doesn't care about baseball. I think that if you log in to your mlb.com account on their phone/device, then go through the steps, it should activate it on your account. I don't know if they have a way or desire to track that though. The MLB.tv service isn't tied to the phone once it is activated. I have used it on my Android TV, desktop and phone since I activated it.