| 13 April 2010
Nothing like a little bit of shameless self-promotion to start the day! Opening Day 2010 is upon us and as usual, a bevy of Yankee Stadium-related articles have cropped up around New York City. The free newspaper Metro NY has one such story about Yankees tickets and they kindly turned to us for some insights. Unfortunately, they didn't post the article on their website, but you can find the scans below. Click to make these bigger:
Its funny - we never thought to write a story about this because it is so old hat. Meanwhile, Metro decided to make it a cover story. We've come to accept that nobody is buying those overpriced tickets unless it is the playoffs. For the regular season, there are going to be empty seats up front. We're over it. Anyway, we'll try not to pat ourselves on the backs too much, but we thought we'd share this with our loyal readers.
Also, we have struck up a deal with Fansnap.com and will be providing regular posts on their blog for the next three months. This is an exciting opportunity for us to expand the Stadium Insider brand and help get the word out about the great service that Fansnap is providing. Our first post is up now, and as you can see, it is very similar to what we do here. Our goal over there isn't to sell tickets, it is to produce compelling Yankees-related content. Hopefully you'll bookmark the page or subscribe to the RSS feed.
We'll stop boring you with site news and let you enjoy the home opener now. We'll be here in our cubicle, hammering away the keyboard.
