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Who keeps their ticket stubs?

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I wanted to know who keeps their ticket stubs.

 

They are the only thing I collect so I make sure I put it in my box. My first stub that I collected was from 1997. Some wrestling event I think

I do my best ticket stub is game 4 2003 world series Cabrera youngest player to hit a home run. Can anybody tell me the pitcher he hit it off of!!!

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Clemens. But he was not the youngest ever. Andruw Jones was 19 when he hit his 2 homeruns.

I keep all my ticket stubs, I usually put them inside of the clear plastic sleeve on the outside of my binders which I use to hold all of my baseball cards. The only exceptions are my 2003 WS tickets which I have framed.

i thought it was mike mussina?

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Naw Moose pitched game 3.

 

Clemens pitched 4.

 

And Boomer gave us 5.

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I keep all my ticket stubs, I usually put them inside of the clear plastic sleeve on the outside of my binders which I use to hold all of my baseball cards. The only exceptions are my 2003 WS tickets which I have framed.

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Thats a good idea, I might start to do that. I currently have them in a wooden box. But its pretty cool because I just throw them in as I go so the older ones are on the bottom.

 

Do you seperate the sports or do you put them in the binder by date?

I keep all my ticket stubs, I usually put them inside of the clear plastic sleeve on the outside of my binders which I use to hold all of my baseball cards. The only exceptions are my 2003 WS tickets which I have framed.

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Thats a good idea, I might start to do that. I currently have them in a wooden box. But its pretty cool because I just throw them in as I go so the older ones are on the bottom.

 

Do you seperate the sports or do you put them in the binder by date?

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I've got all my tickets mixed together, many are overlapping each other and they're in no particular order. It's on the outside of my 3-ring binders in the two plastic coverings on each side.

i do my best, but i dont make a point of it

 

if i find that it's in my pocket wehn i get home, i put them in my drawer

I like to collect my tickets that have some type of meaning, like the first game for a player or a first hit, it's a cool thing to collect.

I have my 1997 Game 7 WS ticket...not framed, but "unripped." They actually didn't rip any of the tickets for that game, because they knew people would like to keep em.

 

They do this all the time now, because they just scan the tickets - but they didn't always do this...and I think it was a bit novel in 1997.

 

On a side note, I used to keep all my stubs from games...and from movies I saw in the theatre...but after I amassed so many, I tossed a bunch of them away. Oh well. Would be nice if I had em all - so I could sift through them...for the memories.

I keep them all also, I just have a box filled with all sorts of tickets from all sports.

I do my best ticket stub is game 4 2003 world series Cabrera youngest player to hit a home run.? Can anybody tell me the pitcher he hit it off of!!!

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Clemens.

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yeah and it was the same AB where clemens threw at miguel a pitch or 2 earlier which made the homer even more badass.

 

i keep all my stubs, i just put them up on a board i got on my wall or i put them in my desk.

i try as well .. i have stubs from most sporting events & concerts I've been to

 

many have been lost throughout the years and for somereason I'm missing a big chunk of phillies stubs (although all my flyers stubs are intact.......)

 

anyhow, yeah ... it's kinda neat

I started 2003. Have one for each round of the 03 playoffs.

The only ones I have are from the 97' playoffs/World Series and I have a few Opening Day ones but thats it

 

 

Oh Oh.. I have Al Leiters no-no ticket stubs signed ;)

I have my 1997 Game 7 WS ticket...not framed, but "unripped." They actually didn't rip any of the tickets for that game, because they knew people would like to keep em.

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I wish it was like that game 6 of of the 2003 WS, all the tickets from that game were ripped unless you had a VIP ticket.

only playoff or championship games do I keep the ticket stubs - or if I went with my wife- she collects them and puts them in a scrap book

Yeah, I put them all away in a box at the end of the season.

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I have my 1997 Game 7 WS ticket...not framed, but "unripped."? They actually didn't rip any of the tickets for that game, because they knew people would like to keep em.

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I wish it was like that game 6 of of the 2003 WS, all the tickets from that game were ripped unless you had a VIP ticket.

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I dont believe mine was ripped, I think it was scanned

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What are some of the big games you have been to? Can either be like a playoff game or a regular season game that turned out to be awesome.

 

 

The ones that stick out for me are game 7 in 97, game 6 2003, Miami vs Nebrasaka in the Rose bowl 2002, Miami OSU Fiesta bowl 2003. And one of my favorite games of all time the Jets Dolphins monday night miracle in 2000.

What are some of the big games you have been to?

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WS Game 4 2003

NLDS Games 3 & 4 2003

NC Orange Bowl 2001, 2005

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