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Teams will play exhibition game March 29; D.C. season-ticket holders, comp
recipients will be able to attend
WASHINGTON - The grass is in. Not all of the seats are.
The Washington Nationals showed off their under-construction stadium to Mayor
Adrian Fenty today and announced a test run March 29, when they will play an
exhibition game against the Orioles.
Tickets won't be sold to the public for that game. Instead, people who own
season-ticket packages will be able to attend for free; other tickets will be
given away.
Nationals president Stan Kasten said the team is still awaiting word from Major
League Baseball on whether the first regular-season game at the new stadium
will be March 30 or April 7.
The team won't announce its full 2008 schedule until that is known.
Kasten also said the Nationals will mail out information on seat relocation
Friday to fans who owned season tickets for RFK Stadium. Nearly everyone got
one of their top three choices, and about half got their first choice, he said.
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Let's go Orioles.
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