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Time running out for Sox/Yankees tickets

Posted by Ted McEnroe April 10, 2008 at 4:39 pm

Not to rush you, but time is running out if you are interesting in winning two tickets for this Sunday’s Sox-Yankees game, plus passes to the State Street Pavilion. Sunday night… prime time… ESPN… and you. But you have to enter before 12:01am Friday. Just click on “Win Red Sox Yankees Tickets” to learn more.

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5 Responses to “Time running out for Sox/Yankees tickets”

  1. Kim Parker on April 10th, 2008 11:05 pm

    I was trying to participate in the the contest to win Red Sox Yankees tickets, but was unable to enter the contest for some reason. I certainly was within the time limit ,which was posted as being before midnight of April 10, 2008. I am very disappointed ,but more so my 6 old neice is. Children need to know that they can’t always get what they want, but they should at least be given the opportunity of trying to win a contest!
    Yours truly a devoted fan,
    Kim Parker and Abby Murphy

  2. Andy Lyne on April 10th, 2008 11:13 pm

    I am an owner of a company who wears all the hats. I am lucky if I can catch a game on TV. I am my own worst enemy sometimes. However I have everlasting memories of the 1975 World Series. I was a vendor @ Fenway and I can still see Carlton Fiske in game 6, waving that homer to be in fair play. What a feeling for a fifteen year old. Fenway has come a long way since then. I don’t think anybody misses those through urinals.

  3. Tejinder Singh on April 10th, 2008 11:24 pm

    Red Sox is my sweetheart, my love, and my belief. I dream, I live, I follow, have passion, I suffer, I’m devoted, I adore, I cheer, I crave about red sox. I came all the way from Punjab,India dressed in red sox jersey just to watch Yankees/Red Sox rivalry

  4. LUANNE WILLIAMS on April 11th, 2008 12:16 am

    DEAR SIR–I MARRIED AN ENGLISHMAN FROM STRATFORD-UPON-AVON IN 2003. HE WAS A DIE HARD SPORTS FAN AND AN ACTIVE RUGBY, FOOTBALL AND CRICKET PLAYER AT AGE 65. SIMILAR TO BECKHAM HE IS NOW ADJUSTING TO AMERICAN SPORTS. I DON’T HAVE ANY SOB STORIES TO TELL ABOUT NOT SEEING A RED SOX GAME, EVEN THO WE HAVE HAD NOT HAD THE OPPORTUNITY—-HOWEVER,AN UNBELIVABLE TRANSITION–FROM AS THEY SAY IN ENGLAND A SISSY THING COMPARED TO CRICKET AND IS NOW SUCH A RED SOX FAN–WITH HIS MAGICAL SUPPORT–PRODUCED MANY A HOME RUN IN BOTH WORLD SERIES EVENTS. HE NOW KNOWS WHO’S WHO AND WHAT’S WHAT IN AMERICAN BASEBALL–WHICH HE LOVES–AND I KNOW WOULD LOVE TO TELL OLD ENGLAND WHAT IT’S LIKE TO SEE THE GAME AT FENWAY–AS APPOSED TO A TEA PARTY. YOURS TRUELY. LUANNE WILLIAMS–A RELATIVE OF TED’S I AM SURE!!!

  5. Ted McEnroe on April 11th, 2008 10:15 am

    Hey there folks:

    Those of you on the comments tab here who had problems e-mailing into the contest will be included in the drawing if we have enough of your information.

    Thanks to all for entering. We’ll be contacting our winner shortly.

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