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Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Reds Rockin' 150
The Cincinnati Reds are in the midst of their 150th
Anniversary season and to celebrate, they will be throwing a party on July 5
that will be sure to rock the Queen City. The Redlegs will host Reds Rockin'
150 at Great American Ball Park. The event is a combination open house,
concert, fan fest, and fireworks show to celebrate the first ever professional
baseball franchise.
Doors to the stadium will open at 5:00 pm and the event is
scheduled to conclude at 11:00 pm. At 8:00 pm, a concert featuring Phillip
Phillips, X Ambassadors, and Three Doors Down will start and will be followed
by a fireworks show to close out the event. There will also be other live music
options before the main concert starts including a performance by the Bronson
Arroyo band.
Aside from the music and fireworks, fans will also have the
opportunity to meet Reds players and alumni, run the bases, take a few swings
in the Reds batting cages, and check out exclusive areas of the ballpark.
Mascots and circus performers will also be scattered throughout the stadium for
additional entertainment. Available concessions in the stadium will be 50% off
as well.
Tickets to this event are free, and at the time that this
post was written, are available on the Cincinnati Reds website. I think this is
a great way to celebrate the very first professional baseball franchise in
history, and the fact that it is free should be more than enough reason for
every member of Reds Country to try and attend. There will be live music,
current and former Reds greats, fireworks, and 50% concessions. Kudos to the
Reds for hosting this event and further cementing Cincinnati as a baseball
town.
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Graphing at Reds Games
Baseball is officially back and that means autograph season
is in full swing. While not every Reds game is an item giveaway game, you can
still secure a free souvenir in the form of an autograph. How do you get an
autograph at a Reds game? It’s quit simple. Just follow these steps and you
will be almost guaranteed to get an autograph every time you head over to Great
American Ball Park.
Before you go to the stadium, make sure you bring something
to have autographed. I usually bring baseballs but just about anything you can
get signed will do. Baseball cards, pictures, and tickets are easy to bring and
store while at a game and usually look good when autographed. If it’s a
bobblehead day, you can try to get your bobblehead signed. It can be a little
risky as you do not want to drop the bobble, but if you can get it signed you
will have an awesome piece of memorabilia.
Aside from brining something to get signed, also bring a pen
or a sharpie with you. Players typically do not have a writing utensil on hand
so it is best to bring one with you to help ensure that you get an autograph.
Once you are at the ballpark, head over to the seats that sit by the first
baseline. This is where the Reds players typically sign autographs. Try to
stand at the bottom of the stairs as opposed to in front of seats. If a ticket
holder comes early and you are in front of their seat, you will have to move
and may miss out on getting an autograph. I recommend standing at the bottom of
the stairs that are by the camera well connected to the Reds dugout.
Once you have your spot secured and your item ready, all you
have to do is wait. Players usually come on about 30 minutes before the game
starts. They will stretch, warm up, and will get ready for the game. Once they
are finished, some will walk over and start signing autographs. You might have
to call a player over and not every player does it. Just be ready for whoever
is signing, and make sure to thank them once they sign an autograph as they are
not obligated to do so.
I have gotten a ton of autographs at Reds games by doing
this. It is fun, it is easy, and it is a great way to build up your sports
memorabilia collection. Hopefully you found this post helpful and are able to
add some autographs to your collection this baseball season!
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