Get two Ball Park hot dogs for the price of one at All-Star concession stands for the first hour after gates open every home game.
U.S. Cellular Field gates open 90 minutes prior to game time.
All-Star concession stands are in Sections 101, 113, 130, 151, 163, 328, 346, 510, 522, 529 and 554
The Texas Rangers do Not skimp when it comes to $1 Hot Dogs or $1 Ice Cream. You can get $1 Ice Cream at every Sunday Home Game.
Here are the upcoming $1 Hot Dog Dates:
Wed April 30th
Wed May 14th
Wed June 4th
Wed June 18th
I'm noticing a pattern here
Wed July 9th
Wed July 30th
Wed Aug 20th
Wed Sept 3rd
Wed Sept 17th
Wed Sept 24th
Also: Fri Aug 1st is Cooler Bag Night. and Sun Aug 17th is Dog Day (bring 'em, don't eat 'em).
Tonight is T-shirt Night - that's a Rangers T-shirt with a Dr. Pepper logo on the sleeve for the first 20,000 fans.
On April 15th (that's today) when the Indians take on the Red Sox, you can get $1 Hot Dogs at all concession stands at Jacobs Field.
Other Dollar Hot Dog Nights:
May 26th v the White Sox
June 10th v the Twins
June 29th v the Tigers
August 19th v the Royals
September 16th v the Twins
Everyone knows that Gino Castignoli's David Ortiz jersey was unearthed (after 5 hours of digging through concrete) under the site of a restaurant-to-be at the new Yankee Stadium.
And everyone who reads ScoreboardGourmet knows what I think about adults wearing someone else's name on their back.
But did you hear Castignoli's quote? "I would not go near Yankee Stadium, not for all the hot dogs in the world," he told the Boston Herald and the union that hired him for the job. Of course he relented and worked One Day, during which he had the time to bury the jersey. I love that the greatest reward he could imagine is "all the hot dogs in the world."
What's going to happen to him?
He wasted time but did he really do any harm? Do you really think nothing else was dropped into the foundation? I'm guessing they'll find some cool stuff when they dismantle the other stadium.
I mean, I'm happy there's no trace of Ortiz in the new ballpark but Pressing Charges? This guy wears clothing with someone else's name on it and doesn't have a full-time job - he's miserable enough.
Scoreboard Gourmet is always trying to be more international, sometimes.
Here's some great information from SG's Swedish Correspondent (sort of) Mikael Karlsson:
Mikael tells me his favorite sport is ice-hockey, although it is really a toss-up between that and soccer, proper football y'know...;-)
(that's his emoticon)
His favorite game day food is absolutely Swedish hot-dogs. Boiled, not grilled. They're a much smoother grind than hot-dogs here and the regs as far as what goes in the mix are very strict so they taste more of actual meat than of something you'd probably really don't want to know what it is...
A great place to find Swedish-like hot dogs in the US is: Schaller & Weber
1654 Second Avenue
New York, NY
T: 212-879-3047
No beer ever sold at Swedish sports arenas. Aside from an alcohol free kind, but alcohol free beer doesn't really make much sense since the taste of beer - aside from Guinness and Samual Adams - really leaves a lot to be desired so drinking it without being rewarded with a bit of a buzz feels kind of pointless, IMHO.
Who can tell me more about sports in Sweden? Maybe I should start a whole series on non-US sports. Hmm.
One of my favorite things about baseball is being outdoors (one of many reasons I don't like, say, Tropicana Field). But Baseball in April in New York City (and Boston and Toronto and everywhere northernish) is a major commitment by fans.
Below are some of the things you do not see later in the season...
Fries and Furs
Goobers and Gloves
Popcorn and Parkas
667 Averages, even from ARod
Hot Dogs and Hot Chocolate and Hoods
Regular Season Hatfield Phillies Franks Dollar Dog Day starts TODAY at Citizens Bank Park. Do you need me to explain what that means? 
If you can't make it to the ballpark today (Wed 4/2 v Nationals) how about one of these other games:
Tues 4/15 v Astros
Tues 4/29 v Padres
Tues 5/13 v Braves
Mon 5/26 v Rockies
Tues 6/3 v Reds (Andy Phillips!)
Tues 8/19 v Nationals
Tues 9/9 v Marlins
or you can buy Hatfield Phiiles Franks at a supermarket and eat them at home.
"We're gonna run out of hot dogs; I know it," said a vendor (pictured) at 1:18p, when the rain delay was predicted to be 1h. She didn't make it 3 rows before she was sold out. 
Now we're waiting for the team to evaluate their options re playing the game (also pictured). Yes we think that's Girardi and Cashman out there for five seconds in the damp grass.
For the first time
ever, the SFGiants will open the ballpark for fans to watch the season opener on
the scoreboard on March 31st (Giants vs. Dodgers).
The party begins at 11:00a on Monday, March 31st. Fans can take batting
practice on the field, enjoy free hot dogs (first 5,000 people),
and watch, live and in-person, Hall of Famer Willie Mays and PA announcer Renel Brooks-Moon officially unveil Comcast Bay Area’s new outfield sign.
The Yankees did something like this last year at Bryant Park and it was much fun. Go. Check it out and let me know what You think. Monday April 7th is the Home Opener, by the way.
Klement's Sausage Haus - located southeast of Miller Park just south of the Miller Lot - can accommodate groups of 25 to 125 and is available for rent from April through October. With over 2,500 sq. ft., this facility offers a spacious plaza to meet the needs of large groups along with ample parking space and convenient access to public restrooms. An ideal facility for reunions, company picnics and many other uses, the Sausage Haus also includes garage doors that can allow for a pavilion-like setting on summer days.
Catering services for all events are provided by Well Bread, a division of Sportservice.
To reserve the Sausage Haus for your game day party entertaining events, contact the Brewers Group Sales Department at 414-902-4090. For non-game days, please contact Wil Gorman with Brewers Enterprises at 414-902-4452 to book your event.
