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	Seat Location	15-Game Plan Dodgers Only	30-Game Plan Dodgers & White Sox	Single-Game Tickets (Regular)	Single-Game Tickets (Premium)
	Home Plate Club	$1,350.00	$2,700.00	N/A	N/A
	Premium Dugout Field Box	$600.00	$1,200.00	$40.00	$45.00
	Dugout Field Box	SOLD OUT	SOLD OUT	$30.00	$35.00
	Baseline Field Box	$390.00	$780.00	$26.00	$30.00
	Premium Field Box	$390.00	$780.00	$26.00	$30.00
	Infield Box	$360.00	$720.00	$24.00	$28.00
	Baseline Reserved	$270.00	$540.00	$18.00	$20.00
	Berm Seating	N/A	N/A	$8.00	$10.00
	Suite Party Deck	N/A	N/A	$30.00	$35.00
	Bullpen Patio Area	N/A	N/A	$20.00	$25.00
	Season Parking	$75.00	$150.00
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Jan 1st 2009 Rose Bowl – Ticketmaster |

Jan 1st Orange Bowl – Ticketmaster |

Jan 1st 2009 NHL Winter Classic at Wrigley Field Chicago – Ticketmaster |

Jan 2nd Sugar Bowl – Ticketmaster |

Jan 3rd-4th NFL Wild Card Weekend – Ticketmaster |

Jan 5th Fiesta Bowl – Ticketmaster |

Jan 8th 2009 BCS National Championship Game Miami Gardens, FL – Ticketmaster |

Jan 10th-11th NFL Divisional Round – Ticketmaster |

Jan 17th UFC 93 FRANKLIN vs HENDERSON Dublin O2 Arena – Ticketmaster |

Jan 18th NFL Championship Round – Ticketmaster |

Jan 25th 2009 NHL All-Star Game Montreal – Ticketmaster |

Jan 31st UFC 94 ST-PIERRE vs. PENN 2 MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas, NV – Ticketmaster |

February 2009

Feb 1st Super Bowl XLIII Tampa – Ticketmaster |

Feb 8th NFL Pro Bowl Hawaii – Ticketmaster |

Feb 15th Daytona 500 – Ticketmaster |

Feb 15th NBA All-Star Game Phoenix – Ticketmaster |

Feb 22nd California Auto Club 500 – Ticketmaster |

March 2009

March 1st Las Vegas 400 – Ticketmaster |

March 5th World Baseball Classic Round 1 Begins – Ticketmaster |

March 8th Atlanta Kobalt 500 – Ticketmaster |

March 12th-15th 2009 ACC NCAA Tournament – Ticketmaster |

March 17th NCAA Men’s Tournament Begins – Ticketmaster |

March 22nd Bristol Food City 500 – Ticketmaster |

March 23rd World Baseball Classic Championship Game, Dodger Stadium, LA – Ticketmaster |

March 29th Martinsville Goody’s 500 – Ticketmaster |

April 2009

April 4th-6th 2009 NCAA Final Four Tournament Ford Field Detroit – Ticketmaster |

April 5th MLB Opening Night, Atlanta at Philadelphia – Ticketmaster |

April 5th Wrestlemania 25 Houston Reliant Stadium – Ticketmaster |

April 5th Texas Samsung 500 – Ticketmaster |

April 5th Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg – Ticketmaster |

April 6th 2009 MLB Opening Day – Ticketmaster |

April 9th-12th 2009 Masters Golf Tournament Augusta, GA – Ticketmaster |

April 13th 1st Official Game at Met’s CitiField – Ticketmaster |

April 16th 1st Official Game at New Yankee Stadium – Ticketmaster |

April 18th Phoenix Subway 500 – Ticketmaster |

April 19th-19th Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach – Ticketmaster |

April 26th Talladega Aaron’s 499 – Ticketmaster |

May 2009

May 2nd Crown Royal 400 – Ticketmaster |

May 2nd 2009 Kentucky Derby – Ticketmaster |

May 9th Darlington Dodge Avenger 500 – Ticketmaster |

May 16th-16th Sprint All Star Challenge – Ticketmaster |

May 24th Indianapolis 500 – Ticketmaster |

May 24th Coca Cola 600 – Ticketmaster |

May 31st Dover Best Buy 400 – Ticketmaster |

May 31st ABC Supply / A.J. Foyt Indy 225 – Ticketmaster |

June 2009

June 6th Bombardier Learjet 550 – Ticketmaster |

June 7th Pocono 500 – Ticketmaster |

June 14th Michigan Lifelock 400 – Ticketmaster |

June 18th-21st 2009 U.S. Open Golf Tournament Bethpage Black Golf Club – Farmingdale, New York – Ticketmaster |

June 21st British Grand Prix – Ticketmaster |

June 21st Toyota Savemart 350 – Ticketmaster |

June 28th New Hampshire Lenox Tools 301 – Ticketmaster |

July 2009

July 4th Daytona Coke Zero 400 – Ticketmaster |

July 5th Wimbeldon – Ticketmaster |

July 11th Chicagoland 400 – Ticketmaster |

July 12th Honda Indy Toronto – Ticketmaster |

July 14th 80th MLB All-Star Game Busch Stadium St. Louis – Ticketmaster |

July 26th Allstate Brickyard 400 – Ticketmaster |

August 2009

Aug 1st Meijer Indy 300 – Ticketmaster |

Aug 2nd Pocono Pennsylvania 500 – Ticketmaster |

Aug 16th 3M Performance Michigan 400 – Ticketmaster |

Aug 22nd Bristol Sharpie 500 – Ticketmaster |

Aug 29th Peak Antifreeze Indy 300 – Ticketmaster |

September 2009

Sept US Open Tennis Finals – Ticketmaster |

Sept NFL Kickoff Weekend – Ticketmaster |

Sept 6th Detroit Grand Prix – Ticketmaster |

Sept 6th Pep Boys Auto 500 – Ticketmaster |

Sept 12th Chevy Richmond Rock & Roll 400 – Ticketmaster |

Sept 20th New Hampshire Sylvania 300 – Ticketmaster |

Sept 27th Camping World RV Dover 400 – Ticketmaster |

Sept 1^st Official game at Dallas Cowboys’ New Stadium – Ticketmaster |

October 2009

Oct 4th Lifelock Kansas 400 – Ticketmaster |

Oct 11th Pepsi 500 – Ticketmaster |

Oct 17th Bank of America 500 – Ticketmaster |

Oct 25th Tums Quikpak 500 – Ticketmaster |

November 2009

Nov 1st Amp Energy Taladega 500 – Ticketmaster |

Nov 22nd Ford 400 – Ticketmaster |

The Philadelphia Phillies just won themselves a World Series.

If that sounds strange, it was strange.

Nearly 50 hours after Game 5 started but was stopped by rain, Brad Lidge and the Phillies finished off the Tampa Bay Rays 4-3 in a three-inning sprint Wednesday night.

“It was a crazy way to win it with a suspended game, but we did and it’s over,” 45-year-old Phillies pitcher Jamie Moyer said. “It has been a long wait, but it’s worth it.”

Left in limbo by a two-day storm, the Phillies seesawed to their first championship since 1980. Pedro Feliz singled home the go-ahead run in the seventh and Lidge closed out his perfect season to deliver the title Philly craved for so long.

Cheesesteaks, on the house.

“Who’s the world champion?” manager Charlie Manuel asked the gleeful crowd during a 90-minute postgame ceremony that lasted longer than Wednesday night’s action.

Bundled in parkas and blankets, fans returned in force to Citizens Bank Park and saw the city claim its first major sports championship in 25 years. No more references needed to those sad-sack Phillies teams in the past and their 10,000-plus losses.

“They could taste it just as much as we could,” Series MVP Cole Hamels said.

It was among the wackiest endings in baseball history, a best-of-seven series turned into a best-of-3-1/2 showdown when play resumed in the bottom of the sixth inning tied at 2.

How bizarre? Hamels was a star in Game 5 — and the ace never stepped on the mound Wednesday night; Two Rays relievers warmed up to start, and there was a pinch-hitter before a single pitch; “God Bless America” was sung rather than the national anthem, and it was quickly followed by the seventh-inning stretch.

All because the game was suspended Monday night after rain made the field into a quagmire, washing out the foul lines, creating a puddle at home plate and turning every ball an adventure. Commissioner Bud Selig eventually called it — fans booed loudly when he presented the MVP trophy to Hamels.

For Philly, it was more than a World Series win. Got the whole city off the hook, actually.

Finally, long after Julius Erving led the Sixers to the 1983 NBA title, something to celebrate.

How much did Philly fans want a champion to call their own?

Well, the sports hero they point to with the most pride isn’t even a real person — Rocky Balboa.

Yo, Adrian … the Phillies did it!

“It’s over,” shortstop Jimmy Rollins said. “It’s over, man.”

Lidge went 48-for-48 on save chances this year, including two this week. He retired two batters with a runner on second, striking out pinch-hitter Eric Hinske to end it.

Lidge jumped in front of the mound, landing on his knees with arms outstretched. Catcher Carlos Ruiz ran out to grab him, and teammates sprinted to the mound to join them as towel-waving fans let loose.

“At first, I couldn’t believe it. And then the gravity of what happened hit me,” Lidge said.

A generation ago, it was Tug McGraw who went wild when the Phillies won their first title. A few days after country singer Tim McGraw scattered his dad’s ashes on the mound, it was Lidge’s turn to throw the final pitch.

Popular broadcaster Harry Kalas, in his fourth decade of doing Phillies games, serenaded the festive fans with a chorus of “High Hopes.”

Despite low TV ratings and minus the majors’ most glamorous teams, fans will always remember how this one wrapped up. And for the first time in a long while, kids saw a World Series champion crowned before bedtime.

“I believe this firmly, our guys are not going to be satisfied without playing in October from now on,” Rays manager Joe Maddon said. “And that’s a good thing. And that’s all because of this group of people this year.”

Reliever J.C. Romero got the win, his second of the Series.

Hamels went 4-0 in five postseason starts, beating the Rays in Game 1 and pitching six sharp innings in the rain during Game 5. He was set to be the first batter when the game resumed, and was immediately pulled for a pinch-hitter.

While former NL MVPs Ryan Howard and Rollins drive the Phillies, it was their less-heralded teammates who helped win it on this chilly night.

Tied at 3, Pat Burrell led off the seventh with a drive off the center-field wall against J.P. Howell. Chad Bradford relieved and one out later Feliz singled home pinch-runner Eric Bruntlett.

Rocco Baldelli’s solo home run off Ryan Madson made it 3-all in the top of the seventh. The Rays almost got more, but All-Star second baseman Chase Utley alertly bluffed a throw to first on a grounder over the bag and instead threw out Jason Bartlett at the plate.

Pinch-hitter Geoff Jenkins, the first batter Wednesday night, doubled and later scored on Jayson Werth’s bloop single.

In all, there were six new pitchers, three pinch-hitters and two pinch-runners when play restarted.

Manuel, whose NL East champions clinched a playoff spot in the final week, guided the Phillies’ second overall championship in six World Series tries. The Phils helped themselves by going 7-0 at home this postseason, beating Milwaukee and the Dodgers in the NL playoffs and then defeating the Rays.

“I always thought we’d win the World Series. I knew we could beat anyone in the league,” Manuel said.

Once known as a city of champions, Philadelphia saw its sports teams fall on hard times after Erving and Moses Malone led the Sixers to that 1983 title.

Since then, the Phillies, Eagles, Sixers and Flyers made it to the championship game or round — seven times, in total — and lost all of them.

The city became so starved for a crown that it was ready to throw a parade down Broad Street for a horse. But local colt Smarty Jones lost, too, in his bid for the Triple Crown.

Now, all those people can gather for the celebration Friday — it’s Halloween, and fans can dress up as champions for Halloween.

“People enjoy being associated with winning and a world championship is the ultimate,” Mike Schmidt, MVP of the Phillies’ other championship, wrote in an e-mail to The Associated Press this week. “It unites a town behind one team.”

Tampa Bay did itself proud, too, until this final week. Baseball’s best success story this season, the worst-to-first Rays played like the downtrodden Devil Rays from the past decade.

Even so, the gap between the Phils and Rays wasn’t enormous. Had Evan Longoria’s late, long drive off Moyer in Game 3 not been blown back by the wind, the teams might still be playing.