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MILWAUKEE (AP) ― The Milwaukee Brewers have decided to show their fans a little love with an unusually generous promotion.
Fans who attend a Brewers home game in August will receive a $10 voucher good for food, drinks, merchandise and game tickets. Team owner Mark Attanasio said Monday “this has been a challenging season for all of us” but the fan support has not wavered.
The Brewers are in last place in the Central Division and one of the worst teams in the major. Last week, star slugger Ryan Braun accepted a season-ending 65-game suspension after admitting to violating baseball’s rules against using performance-enhancing drugs.
The team says it expects attendance at its Aug. 12 home games to average over 30,000 fans. That means the promotion would cost about $3.6 million.
Fans who attend a Brewers home game in August will receive a $10 voucher good for food, drinks, merchandise and game tickets. Team owner Mark Attanasio said Monday “this has been a challenging season for all of us” but the fan support has not wavered.
The Brewers are in last place in the Central Division and one of the worst teams in the major. Last week, star slugger Ryan Braun accepted a season-ending 65-game suspension after admitting to violating baseball’s rules against using performance-enhancing drugs.
The team says it expects attendance at its Aug. 12 home games to average over 30,000 fans. That means the promotion would cost about $3.6 million.
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Articles by Korea Herald
