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$110/2 or $200/4 infield reserve if you're interested in Wednesdays game 
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Official 2018 Los Angeles Dodgers Thread : Game 4
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6-0 cubbies ha.
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Def looking for field seats!
Go cubs.
Go cubs.
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Goldschmidt >:
6-5 cubbies
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Of course. How dare I put faith in those #$$ $÷%s...
"So I guess theres only one thing left to do...."
-tom berenger
"So I guess theres only one thing left to do...."
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This team was too good to stay down. Those who hopped off should stay off. Unfortunately, everyone is going to say they were there all along like all those people that leave games early and miss good comebacks 
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I agree...roster has too much talent but it has to stay healthy.
DBags lose!!!!!!! Nate shierholtz. Lmao.
Scully bobblehead, here I come.
DBags lose!!!!!!! Nate shierholtz. Lmao.
Scully bobblehead, here I come.
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Man I'm glad to see these guys how they are, I've been hearing it from everyone but I'm not even telling anyone else anything, I'm waiting till playoffs and hopefully a world series. These guys definitely have the hitting and pitching to do, they just have to hopefully stay hot all the way through.
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See It: Dodger Stadium Uses New Frozen Beer Foam To Keep Brews Cold For Fans
Wednesday, July 24, 2013 1:45 pmWritten by: ThePostGame Staff
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A huge problem for baseball fans, especially those who go to the ballpark in large part for the beer, is that once you get your frosty beverage back to your seat it is no longer cold. And then you have a large, warm, semi-flat beer and you're spending most of the time just trying to get it down quickly, because you obviously spent a lot more than what a normal beer costs.
Luckily, Dodger Stadium has installed maybe one of the most brilliant inventions of all time: A machine that makes frozen beer foam. It's like having a mini-cooler on top of your beer.
But does it work? Foodbeast -- which has a full review and produced the video below -- investigated:
We put the frozen foam to the test and it did in fact keep our beers pretty cold for a few innings and the full thirty minutes. We didn’t test the foam under multiple scenarios, but it seemed to work pretty well in the late afternoon/early evening on a sunny, yet humid, 80+ degree day in Los Angeles. Our 16 oz. beers retailed at the inflated you’re-stuck-at-a-sports-game price of $10, but may vary at other locations.
A company called Kirin launched the product in 2012, according to Beer Street Journal and is available in restaurants across Asia. The special tap works to freeze the foam of the beer at 23 degrees.
Its initial target audience, according to a Reuters interview with Kirin's marketing brand manager for the campaign, was people who couldn't finish their drinks before it got warm.
"We thought people won't spend more than five minutes on a pint of beer but apparently not," said Kunihiko Kadota. "Women and young drinkers spend much more time to drink it all up, and they like the idea the beer doesn't get warm towards the end."
The Dodgers, under their new ownership group, spent $100 million on upgrading the stadium during the offseason. Old scoreboards were replaced with giant HD screens. WiFi and stronger cell phone signals were added. More fixtures were put in the bathrooms. All were crucial aspects in the effort to improve the fan experience, as the owners had pledged they would do. But you can make a case that the frozen beer foam could be the most popular.
Not sure if anyone has seen this, I haven't .
Wednesday, July 24, 2013 1:45 pmWritten by: ThePostGame Staff
770 130 4ShareThis
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A huge problem for baseball fans, especially those who go to the ballpark in large part for the beer, is that once you get your frosty beverage back to your seat it is no longer cold. And then you have a large, warm, semi-flat beer and you're spending most of the time just trying to get it down quickly, because you obviously spent a lot more than what a normal beer costs.
Luckily, Dodger Stadium has installed maybe one of the most brilliant inventions of all time: A machine that makes frozen beer foam. It's like having a mini-cooler on top of your beer.
But does it work? Foodbeast -- which has a full review and produced the video below -- investigated:
We put the frozen foam to the test and it did in fact keep our beers pretty cold for a few innings and the full thirty minutes. We didn’t test the foam under multiple scenarios, but it seemed to work pretty well in the late afternoon/early evening on a sunny, yet humid, 80+ degree day in Los Angeles. Our 16 oz. beers retailed at the inflated you’re-stuck-at-a-sports-game price of $10, but may vary at other locations.
A company called Kirin launched the product in 2012, according to Beer Street Journal and is available in restaurants across Asia. The special tap works to freeze the foam of the beer at 23 degrees.
Its initial target audience, according to a Reuters interview with Kirin's marketing brand manager for the campaign, was people who couldn't finish their drinks before it got warm.
"We thought people won't spend more than five minutes on a pint of beer but apparently not," said Kunihiko Kadota. "Women and young drinkers spend much more time to drink it all up, and they like the idea the beer doesn't get warm towards the end."
The Dodgers, under their new ownership group, spent $100 million on upgrading the stadium during the offseason. Old scoreboards were replaced with giant HD screens. WiFi and stronger cell phone signals were added. More fixtures were put in the bathrooms. All were crucial aspects in the effort to improve the fan experience, as the owners had pledged they would do. But you can make a case that the frozen beer foam could be the most popular.
Not sure if anyone has seen this, I haven't .
Heard about it not too long ago. It's F'n brilliant. It looks like an ice cream on top of the beer.
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It's not available at every beer stand though right?
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Bring back $2 Tuesdays
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Bring back $2 Tuesdays
The quakes have thirsty thursday it's $2 or $3 I think for pepsi products and beers are like $4, too bad they're a good 45 min drive
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Its easy to forget how good the Reds are.
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Ya I forgot that they're good with the way these guys have been playing
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There were riots in the pavilions during that little fiasco.Bring back $2 Tuesdays
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The "frozen beer foam" idea is genius 
$2 Tuesdays
$2 Tuesdays
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Damn, they came out flat as hell yesterday. Might be the time zone change plus the flight. It's ok, no one's ever gone undefeated in MLB. They just need to come out with more energy today. Who's pithching? Kersh?
They got $4 beers in Rancho?
Might just have to start going to Quakes games.
They got $4 beers in Rancho?
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NT summit in Rancho?
I'm down. Just need the dateNT summit in Rancho?
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The i.E no thanks.
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Hamlet made sure that time he touched the base.
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The usual formula of consistency this yr...kershaw / kenley. ...gonzo/hanram. 
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HanRam is that dude.
Really proud to be a Dodger fan right now. On some against all odds type s***
btw I'm down for summit as long as it's somewhere local like Elysian Park or elsewhere in L.A.
Really proud to be a Dodger fan right now. On some against all odds type s***
btw I'm down for summit as long as it's somewhere local like Elysian Park or elsewhere in L.A.
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