Wrong: they're changing the rules a bit:
Will beer sales be cut off after the seventh inning? No, says David Freireich, spokesman for Aramark, which operates all the park's concessions. "Today is considered a new event," he said. So the brew won't stop flowing at the 7th. Sources at the ballpark – including some beer vendors – said beer sales would be stopped at the start of the ninth inning. So should the Phillies win in 9 - thereby clinching the city's first championship in 25 years - fans are likely to have beers at hand for what's bound to be a wild celebration.At least someone is planning ahead in this World Series.
(Thanks to Blaze, ShysterBall's Director of Black Ops, for the heads up)
2 comments:
Baltimore had (has) an ordinance that no beer sales on Election Day until polls close. One September Tuesday years ago was the primary election and the O's had a twi-night double-header which started at 5 or 5:30. But the polls didn't close until like 8. So all the fans for Game 1, well you can imagine!
anonymous is really Friend of Blaze
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