Brewers to allow fans at spring training games in Phoenix
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) The Milwaukee Brewers announced Friday, Feb. 12, that fans will be allowed to attend their spring training games in Arizona.
Attendance will be limited with just 2,300 allowed at American Family Fields of Phoenix. The ballpark holds about 10,000. There are also restrictions on what you can bring into the park.
This will be the first time in almost a year that fans can watch the Brewers play in person.
We re still waiting for word on when the turnstiles will spin again in Milwaukee.
The first preseason home game for the Brew Crew is March 2.
BLOG: A change in name but not in the game
Yes, that’s right. American Family Field.
I watched as the first “Miller Park” sign came down and was replaced with an “American Family Field” sign.
And you know what, I didn’t hate it.
Look, I get it. We all have those fond memories at Miller Park. Myself included.
The first Milwaukee date my boyfriend (now husband) went on when we moved here was Miller Park.
We even got engaged there in 2016 during a sausage race, took engagement pictures in front of that same sign I saw being taken down on Wednesday, and now, we walk to multiple games every summer.
Partnership Offers Unique Benefits to Brewers Fans and Bank Customers By Milwaukee Brewers - Dec 10th, 2020 01:59 pm
MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Brewers today announced a multi-year extension with Associated Bank, a valued partner for more than a decade. In addition, Associated Bank will continue its partnership with Brewers MVP
Christian Yelich as brand ambassador during the 2021 season, as well as provide its exclusive Brewers product lines: Brewers Checking and Brewers-branded Visa credit card.
“Associated Bank has been a significant partner since 2006, and this extension further demonstrates a commitment to building on our long-standing relationship,” said
Rick Schlesinger, Brewers President – Business Operations. “This is a partnership that has many elements, offering benefits to fans and the community through promotions, philanthropic efforts and enhancements to the ballpark experience.”