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JabberWokky — 2009-07-04 11:11:50

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- If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] [wiki:westsac:"River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much, and they hit about 4x as many fouls into the bleachers. They play home games at ["Raley Field"], which is actually in ["West Sacramento"] (in ["Yolo County"]). Despite their AAA status, they're actually kind of a big deal for some folks. Advance tickets cost between $7 (for lawn seating) and $19 (for "Senate Box" seats), though there are all sorts of ticket packages available.	+ If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] [wiki:westsac:"River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much, and they hit about four times as many fouls into the bleachers. They play home games at ["Raley Field"], which is actually in ["West Sacramento"] (in ["Yolo County"]). Despite their AAA status, they're actually kind of a big deal for some folks. Advance tickets cost between $7 (for lawn seating) and $19 (for "Senate Box" seats), though there are all sorts of ticket packages available.

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JoePomidor — 2009-07-04 02:19:05

if you wanna get a fly foul, the rivercats are your men.

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- If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] [wiki:westsac:"River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much. They play home games at ["Raley Field"], which is actually in ["West Sacramento"] (in ["Yolo County"]). Despite their AAA status, they're actually kind of a big deal for some folks. Advance tickets cost between $7 (for lawn seating) and $19 (for "Senate Box" seats), though there are all sorts of ticket packages available.	+ If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] [wiki:westsac:"River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much, and they hit about 4x as many fouls into the bleachers. They play home games at ["Raley Field"], which is actually in ["West Sacramento"] (in ["Yolo County"]). Despite their AAA status, they're actually kind of a big deal for some folks. Advance tickets cost between $7 (for lawn seating) and $19 (for "Senate Box" seats), though there are all sorts of ticket packages available.

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TimMatthiessen — 2009-07-03 11:29:27

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- Yup, UCD has a [http://ucdavisaggies.cstv.com/sports/m-basebl/ucda-m-basebl-body.html Division I baseball team]. Games are free if you've got a ["reg card"].	+ Yup, UCD has a [http://ucdavisaggies.cstv.com/sports/m-basebl/ucda-m-basebl-body.html Division I baseball team]. Games are free if you've got a ["reg card"] and are played at ["Dobbins Baseball Field"], near the ["ARC"].

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MaryLieth — 2008-08-01 22:48:40

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- '''Baseball''' is available in and near Davis for those who wish to play and those who wish to watch a game. Many options exist for all levels of play and all ages. From local spontaneous games to the professional teams in the ["Bay Area"], you have everything you need to enjoy this popular sport.	+ '''Baseball''' is available in and near Davis for those who wish to play and those who wish to watch a game. ["Softball"] is here too, but it has its own page. Many options exist for all levels of play and all ages. From local spontaneous games to the professional teams in the ["Bay Area"], you have everything you need to enjoy this popular sport.
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	+ Pretty much all baseball teams on this page are all-male. + + = Levels of Play = + == Kids == + For lots of Davis families, ["Little League"] is a big deal. The program is volunteer run, mostly by parents of the players. Ages 5-12 can compete in different sub-leagues. With over 40 teams, they play at the ["Davis Little League complex"]. Of course, any kid can enjoy some time at a ["Batting Cages" batting cage]. + + == Teens == + Local schools have sports teams for students, and baseball is no exception. ["Holmes Junior High School"], ["Emerson Junior High"] and ["Davis Senior High"] are all fairly competitive. + + === DHS === + DHS has a Frosh team (though freshmen actually attend local junior highs), a JV team and a Varsity team. Dan Ariola, coach of the Varsity DHS baseball team, is exceedingly proud of his team and will flash his section title rings at every given opportunity. The season is always well-covered in the ["Davis Enterprise"]. + + == College == + ===NCAA=== + Yup, UCD has a [http://ucdavisaggies.cstv.com/sports/m-basebl/ucda-m-basebl-body.html Division I baseball team]. Games are free if you've got a ["reg card"]. + ===Intramural=== + Though there's no intramural baseball at UCD, there is intramural ["softball"]. + + == Professional == + === AAA === + If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] [wiki:westsac:"River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much. They play home games at ["Raley Field"], which is actually in ["West Sacramento"] (in ["Yolo County"]). Despite their AAA status, they're actually kind of a big deal for some folks. Advance tickets cost between $7 (for lawn seating) and $19 (for "Senate Box" seats), though there are all sorts of ticket packages available. + + === Major League === + If [wiki:WikiPedia:Major_League_Baseball Major League Baseball] is what you crave, the ["Bay Area"] has two teams, the ["SF Giants"] and the ["Oakland A's"]. Both teams are accessible via ["BART"], although Giants games will require more walking. A's games had "Double Play Wednesdays" during the ["2005"] season, where View Level tickets are $2 and hot dogs $1. Starting in ["2006"], the A's closed the top deck and re-branded the Wednesday promotion as "Bart Double Play Wednesdays". Hot dogs are still $1.00, and Plaza Reserved and Plaza Outfield tickets are $2.00.
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- = Pro Teams = - - If [wiki:WikiPedia:Major_League_Baseball Major League Baseball] is what you crave, the ["Bay Area"] has two teams, the ["SF Giants"] and the ["Oakland A's"]. Both teams are accessable via ["BART"], although Giants games will require more walking. A's games had "Double Play Wednesdays" during the ["2005"] season, where View Level tickets are $2 and hot dogs $1. Starting in ["2006"], the A's closed the top deck and re-branded the Wednesday promotion as "Bart Double Play Wednesdays". Hot dogs are still $1.00, and Plaza Reserved and Plaza Outfield tickets are $2.00. - - If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] [wiki:westsac:"River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much. - - = College Level = - - If that's still too expensive for you, you could go to a ["UC Davis"] baseball game, which is free if you've got a ["reg card"]. - * ''How much if you're a ["Townies" townie]?'' - - = Little League = - - Davis ["Little League"] brings baseball to kids ages 5-12. With over 40 teams, they play at the ["Davis Little League complex"]. Of course, any kid can enjoy some time at a ["Batting Cages" batting cage]. -
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JasonAller — 2007-04-29 15:21:17

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-22 20:20:32

A's info

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- If [wiki:WikiPedia:Major_League_Baseball Major League Baseball] is what you crave, the ["Bay Area"] has two teams, the ["SF Giants"] and the ["Oakland A's"]. Both teams are accessable via ["BART"], although Giants games will require more walking. A's games have "Double Play Wednesdays" during the 2005 season, where View Level tickets are $2 and hot dogs $1.	+ If [wiki:WikiPedia:Major_League_Baseball Major League Baseball] is what you crave, the ["Bay Area"] has two teams, the ["SF Giants"] and the ["Oakland A's"]. Both teams are accessable via ["BART"], although Giants games will require more walking. A's games had "Double Play Wednesdays" during the ["2005"] season, where View Level tickets are $2 and hot dogs $1. Starting in ["2006"], the A's closed the top deck and re-branded the Wednesday promotion as "Bart Double Play Wednesdays". Hot dogs are still $1.00, and Plaza Reserved and Plaza Outfield tickets are $2.00.

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JasonAller — 2007-04-19 16:48:35

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- If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] ["River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much.	+ If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] [wiki:westsac:"River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much.

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-02 07:59:32

Huzzah! No longer true!

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- - ------ - - ''I find it hilarious that Davis' [wiki:WikiPedia:Davis,_California wikipedia entry] has more about baseball in Davis than the Davis Wiki does.'' --["BrentLaabs"]

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-02 07:58:17

HEAVY reworking. Still needs more.

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- Ah yes, America's favorite second favorite pastime, let's not forget [wiki:WikiPedia:NASCAR NASCAR]. Sigh.	+ '''Baseball''' is available in and near Davis for those who wish to play and those who wish to watch a game. Many options exist for all levels of play and all ages. From local spontaneous games to the professional teams in the ["Bay Area"], you have everything you need to enjoy this popular sport.
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- A's games have "Double Play Wednesdays" during the 2005 season, where View Level tickets are $2 and hot dogs $1.	+ If [wiki:WikiPedia:Major_League_Baseball Major League Baseball] is what you crave, the ["Bay Area"] has two teams, the ["SF Giants"] and the ["Oakland A's"]. Both teams are accessable via ["BART"], although Giants games will require more walking. A's games have "Double Play Wednesdays" during the 2005 season, where View Level tickets are $2 and hot dogs $1.
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- There is also a sizeable ["Little League"] in Davis, as well as some ["Batting Cages"].	+ Davis ["Little League"] brings baseball to kids ages 5-12. With over 40 teams, they play at the ["Davis Little League complex"]. Of course, any kid can enjoy some time at a ["Batting Cages" batting cage].
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- == Other ==	+ = Other = + + == Buying Bats, Balls and Gloves == + + * ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"] + + == Variants ==

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-02 07:58:12

Upload of image Baseball.jpg.

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EliseKane — 2006-06-08 21:24:05

grammar

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- If that's still too expensive for you, you could go to a ["UC Davis"] baseball game, which are free if you've got a ["reg card"].	+ If that's still too expensive for you, you could go to a ["UC Davis"] baseball game, which is free if you've got a ["reg card"].

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-05-17 17:36:40

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JasonAller — 2006-05-17 17:23:12

another case of [[TableOfContents(right)]] not working right. +Deorphanized

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- There is also a sizeable ["Little League"] in Davis, as well as some ["Batting Cages"].	+ ------

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BrentLaabs — 2006-02-07 10:37:17

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	+ + ''I find it hilarious that Davis' [wiki:WikiPedia:Davis,_California wikipedia entry] has more about baseball in Davis than the Davis Wiki does.'' --["BrentLaabs"]

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LillianChow — 2005-08-13 22:16:27

A's Wednesday games

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- A's games have had "Dollar Wednesdays" in the past, where bleachers tickets are $1, hotdogs $1, etc. I'm not sure if this is still going on.	+ A's games have "Double Play Wednesdays" during the 2005 season, where View Level tickets are $2 and hot dogs $1.

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JasonAller — 2005-08-07 12:23:13

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- Ah yes, America's favorite second favorite pastime, let's not forget NASCAR. Sigh.	+ Ah yes, America's favorite second favorite pastime, let's not forget [wiki:WikiPedia:NASCAR NASCAR]. Sigh.

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JasonAller — 2005-06-17 18:57:11

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- There is also a sizeable ["Little Leauge"] in Davis, as well as some ["Batting Cages"].	+ There is also a sizeable ["Little League"] in Davis, as well as some ["Batting Cages"].

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-06-17 18:56:17

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- If that's still too expensive for you, you could go to a ["UC Davis"] baseball game, which are free if you've got a reg card.	+ If that's still too expensive for you, you could go to a ["UC Davis"] baseball game, which are free if you've got a ["reg card"].
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- The drunken alternative is ["Sloshball"] which involves more beer. The sober alternative to this is ["Softball"] for which there is an ["IM Sports"] league.	+ The ["drunk" drunken] alternative is ["Sloshball"] which involves more ["beer"]. The sober alternative to this is ["Softball"] for which there is an ["IM Sports"] league.

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-06-17 18:49:19

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	+ + There is also a sizeable ["Little Leauge"] in Davis, as well as some ["Batting Cages"].

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-06-17 18:10:03

yay baseball

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	+ Ah yes, America's favorite second favorite pastime, let's not forget NASCAR. Sigh. + + If Major Leauge Baseball is what you crave, the ["Bay Area"] has two teams, the ["SF Giants"] and the ["Oakland A's"]. Both teams are accessable via ["BART"], although Giants games will require more walking. + + A's games have had "Dollar Wednesdays" in the past, where bleachers tickets are $1, hotdogs $1, etc. I'm not sure if this is still going on. + + If the ["Bay Area"] is too far away for you, you can catch a ["Sacramento"] ["River Cats"] game right next door at ["Raley Field"]. It's just like MLB, except they're not paid as much. + + If that's still too expensive for you, you could go to a ["UC Davis"] baseball game, which are free if you've got a reg card. + + The drunken alternative is ["Sloshball"] which involves more beer. The sober alternative to this is ["Softball"] for which there is an ["IM Sports"] league.