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Originally Posted by doug.goodman
I stopped going to Dodger games in person long ago because they pissed me off, and the traffic between my house and Anaheim to see the Angels is too much to bear, SO I don't really care about the answer to my hypothetical question, BUT, what would happen if I left my phone and credit card at home and decided to just walk up to the box office to buy a ticket to a game, assuming that they take cash, would they sell me a ticket?
Doug
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Hi Doug,
It actually depends on the baseball team & stadium.
An e-ticket could be printed at home with a home computer, but that isn't an actual ticket of course. For ticket collectors like myself, that's a non-starter.
Some would allow you to buy a box office ticket if you presented them with that scenario. Others would actually tell you to borrow someone else's smart phone to get the e-ticket to gain entry. Also a non-starter.
In 2021 eight official no-hitters have been pitched now, plus an un-official no-hitter by MadBum. I have been able to find examples of 5 or 6 of these with a little help from some other collector friends, but it wasn't easy...
