Seals Making a Playoff Push
Published on August 26, 2010 under Golden Baseball League (GBL)
Victoria Seals News Release
Calgary, AB - Looking to claim the first playoff berth in franchise history, the Victoria Seals open up a four-game set against Calgary tonight, sitting just two and a half games back of the first-place Vipers. The Seals then travel to Telus Field in Edmonton before closing out the regular season against the Capitals next weekend at Royal Athletic Park!
Both Calgary and Victoria have just 11 games remaining in 2010 campaign, while the Seals have used three straight wins to close the gap on first place and the North Division playoff spot that comes with it. Heading into the weekend, Victoria is in sole possession of second place, one and a half games ahead of Edmonton with a home-and-home series against the Capitals looming.
Tonight also marks the return of Seals broadcaster Mike Walker, who will have the call for game one against the Vipers at 6:00 p.m. (PT). Fans can tune into the live video webcast from Foothills Stadium by clicking the 'Watch Live' link at www.victoriaseals.ca.
As part of the post-season build-up, the Seals are also proud to announce that fans who purchase their 2011 season tickets now will receive tickets to each of the games against Edmonton from September 3-6 at no additional cost! Simply call (250) 480-4487 to book your season tickets today, and don't forget that next weekend also represents the last chance to cash in flex pack tickets!
Tickets for the Seals final series of the year are available now through the Select Your Tickets Box Office at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, or by calling (250) 220-7777. Fans can also reserve their seats to see the Seals against the Capitals online by visiting www.victoriaseals.ca!
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