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Rocket City Trash Pandas hiring gameday staff
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Rocket City Trash Pandas CEO Ralph Nelson resigns
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Baseball executive departs before team s first game
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Rocket City Trash Pandas to host a gameday job fair for the 2021 season Trash Pandas selling undated tickets for upcoming season By Kelsey Duncan | April 19, 2021 at 4:18 PM CDT - Updated April 19 at 7:02 PM
MADISON, Ala. (WAFF) - In just a few short weeks, minor league baseball will be back in full swing in the rocket city! The Rocket City Trash Pandas are seeking to hire passionate, energetic and driven individuals ahead of their inaugural 2021 season.
The Trash Pandas aim at taking their organization to the next level by hiring people who have similar passions as them; especially those who have a passion to support the community.
Trash Pandas single game tickets are now for sale
Hundreds of people bought tickets as soon as they were able to.
Posted: Apr 17, 2021 3:20 PM
Posted By: Grace Campbell
The Trash Pandas home opener is less than a month away. Starting Saturday, you can buy tickets for a single game instead of season passes.
People started lining up hours before the Trash Pandas tickets went on sale because they re so eager to be sitting in the seats for the team s home opener on May 11th.
“I’m really excited for this opportunity, and you know, looking forward to coming to games, rooting for the Trash Pandas, and ready for life to get back to normal, said Matthew Jasso.