EL1 Chesapeake Baysox

Baysox Announce Greatest Gift Ever

Published on November 17, 2008 under Eastern League (EL1)
Chesapeake Baysox News Release


BOWIE, MD - The Bowie Baysox have what every O's fan desires this holiday season: a limited edition Matt Wieters bobblehead doll. This bobblehead doll is a gift from the Baysox to anyone who purchases a 12 or 18 game holiday ticket pack. To purchase your 12 or 18 game holiday ticket pack, visit www.baysox.com or call (301) 464-4880.

After leading a talented Baysox team to the postseason for the first time in 11 years, Wieters has a chance to become the Orioles catcher in 2009. Wieters was the team's first round draft choice in 2007, selected fifth overall.

The bobblehead is the first nodding rendition of the Orioles top prospect, and he is featured wearing a Baysox jersey with his name and the number 32 on the back. The bobblehead will not be available for sale, and will not be handed out during games at any point during the 2009 season.

There is one major difference between the two holiday plans. The 12 game plan comes with the bobblehead, but the 18 game plan comes with the bobblehead AND your choice of either an 8-by-10 Wieters Baysox photograph, or an 8-by-10 2008 Baysox team photo. Both plans include shipping for the bobblehead.

The tickets are undated and come in booklets of six. The booklets also include valuable coupons fans can use for concessions at Prince George's Stadium. The undated tickets can be used in any combination, making these holiday packs one of the most flexible ticket options in sports! The possibilities are endless!

The Baysox open their 2009 season on Wednesday, April 8 in Akron. Their first home game will be Thursday, April 16. To keep up with all the latest Baysox news during the off season, visit www.baysox.com.

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