Posts Tagged Indianapolis Indians
Summertime In The City
Posted by The Optimist in Auto Racing, Baseball, Concerts, Theatre, Uncategorized, affiliates on May 7th, 2010
SUMMERTIME IN THE CITY
Summer 2010 promises to be one full of opportunities for you to enjoy time together with friends and family. Starting with The Greatest Spectacle in Racing on May 30 to The Kings of Leon concert on September 30, there is something for everyone!
For those that love classic rock, it’s hard to beat Eric Clapton ( Verizon – July 2) or Chicago & The Doobie Brothers ( Verizon – July 22). Or how about Santana with Steve Winwood (Verizon – July 7)? Foreigner & Styx with Kansas (Verizon – June 25), Lynyrd Skynyrd (Verizon – June 27), Moody Blues (White River State Park – June 23) and Crosby, Stills & Nash (White River State Park – Aug 23) are also big favorites.
Country fans can call their friends to arrange a group outing to Verizon to see Brad Paisley (June 5), Tim McGraw (June 17), Brooks & Dunn (July 16) or Toby Keith ( Aug 28). Or grab a group and head out to the State Fair to see Rascal Flatts (Aug 7) or Keith Urban (Aug 14). Be sure to have a funnel cake while you’re there!
Of course race fans will want to see The Indianapolis 500 as well as the Brickyard 400 and Moto GP. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts many a group year after year with traditions and memories abounding.
Rihanna, Them Crooked Vultures, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Phish, John Mayer, Selena Gomez all add to the diverse offerings this summer. We have many more artists to choose from.
This is the summer to connect or reconnect – choose an event, call your friends and make a memory! Circle city Tickets is here to help you with all you ticket needs. Feel free to stop in our office at 8301 N Keystone Ave, Indianapolis. We love to see you, and are always glad to help you find what you need!
A great Gift idea! It is never to early to think about the Holidays!
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Auto Racing, Baseball, Basketball, Concerts, Football on October 21st, 2009
Tickets always make a great gift idea. What if you are unsure of the event. Then I suggest you look at the Circle City Tickets Gift Card! The gift card is a great way to give the gift of sports, Theatre, and Music! Your loved ones, client, customer or even yourself will love this great gift. The Circle City Tickets Gift Card is also great and better than most Gift Cards because it never expires! We will never charge you a fee and unlike some stores Circle City Tickets will be here after the Holidays! You can give tickets to the Pacers, Colts, Boilers, Hoosiers or any sports team. Do it today!
Why you should pick Circle City Tickets
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Baseball, Concerts on October 21st, 2009
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Indianapolis Indians vs Durham Bulls
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Baseball on July 12th, 2009
The Indianapolis Indians will be taking on the Durham Bulls in the last half of July right here in downtown Indianapolis.
I have so much more appreciation for these teams as opposed to the Major League teams. I think it’s simply because there seems to be an absence of attitude and a more genuine love of the game with these guys.
The Durham Bulls will be in town for 4 games, and tickets are available for July 20 at 7:00pm, July 21 at 7:00pm, July 22 at 1:00pm, and July 23 at 7:00pm.
If you can’t get to one of these games during the week then you should plan to come on Friday July 24 when the Indians begin their home series against the Buffalo Bisons. This is a Friday Fireworks game which promises to hold extra excitement against the backdrop of the downtown Indianapolis skyline.
Indianapolis Indians – 2009 Outlook
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Baseball on March 16th, 2009
Come see them play at Victory Field on June 4th! Indianapolis Indians Tickets still available!
There is nowhere to go but up for Indianapolis Indians fans this season. After posting a disappointing 68-76 record last season (International League West Division last place), the Indians look to improve this season. Fans in Indianapolis are used to winning championships and the Tribe hasn’t delivered since 2000.
Opening day for the Indians comes on April 9th against the Toledo Mudhens. The two square off in a four game home stand that should serve as an early test for the Tribe against a division rival. The club will once again offer its “weather guarantee” for opening day. A unique promotion for the past three season, the Indians guarantee a 60 degree temperature for the first pitch or fans receive a free ticket to another game this season.
Part of the rebuilding includes new leadership in the dugout. First year manager Frank Kremblas will skipper the Indians after a successful stint as manager of the Nashville Sounds. Despite a sub par showing last season, Kremblas lead Nashville to three straight division titles and the 2005 Pacific Coast League title. Indians fans will remember Kremblas from his playing days in Indianapolis. He played for the Tribe from 1993-1996 and was part of the Indians 1994 league championship team.
It looks like Indianapolis Indians fans will be treated to at least a few more months of Andrew McCutchen at Victory Field. Late indications show the Pirates front office is content to send the twenty-two year-old outfielder back to AAA for the start of the season. Although McCutchen is disappointed to not be with Pittsburgh for the opener against St. Louis, it’s unlikely that he will be in Indy for long.
In the meantime, the Pirates want McCutchen to work on driving the ball more consistently, improve his ability to bunt, and use his incredible speed more effectively on the base paths. Indianapolis fans will be well advised to head to the ballpark early this season as McCutchen could be called up any time. One of the great benefits of minor league baseball for fans is the ability to see future stars in a more intimate setting before they make headlines in the major leagues.
Indianapolis fans have been treated to more than their fair share of big league talent. Current Pirates Zach Duke and 2008 All Star Nate McLouth played for the Indians. They are joined by baseball greats like Randy Johnson, Andres Gallaraga, Moises Alou, Ben Sheets, Harmon Killebrew, Nap Lajoie, and Luke Appling as Indians alums.
Much of the Indians’ success has to do with how their big league counterparts fair. Much of the Tribe’s losing of late can be attributed to a lack of quality personnel provided by the Pirates organization coupled with the need for moving talented players up to fill the roster in Pittsburgh. With the Pirates being mired in last place, any player who shows a glimmer of talent gets called up immediately. This has left the cupboard bare in Indianapolis.
This trend could be coming to a close, as the Pirates look to climb out of the division cellar this season. That coupled with new leadership in Indianapolis, could mean a return to championship baseball for the Indianapolis Indians.