March 30, 2025
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Here's a fun one for everyone:
How many Yankees games do you plan on attending at Yankee Stadium this year?
Do you plan on attending any Yankees road games?
Do you plan to visit any other stadiums (even if the Yankees aren't playing there for that game)?
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Two games does not make a season. (Of course.) But, as I have been saying, if the kids come through, this could be a fun team. A very fun team.
If the Yankees are fun, playing the kids, and not washed-up veterans, and, hopefully winning, I will attend my fair share of games. Maybe they'll even convince me to get a partial season ticket package. Maybe... (I hope!)
As for other stadiums, Ethan and I might venture to Seattle on one big trip or we might do a road trip to see the Tigers and Reds and maybe the Louisville Slugger Museum...