Front Page
News
Opinions
Videos
Podcasts
Photos
Subscribe
Get the ThrillOf: Orioles | Phillies | Braves | Mets | Diamondbacks | Yankees | White Sox | Marlins | Padres | Rockies | Sports | ThrillOf | Roger Federer | Penguins | NHL | Dodgers | Tiger Woods | Sharks | Cowboys | Michelle Wie | and more...
Capitals and Wizards have below average ticket prices 
William F. Yurasko's | by WFY(noreply@blogger.com) | Wed, Nov 11
William F. Yurasko's is the #3 Blogger for Washington Nationals
D.C.'s two major indoor teams, the Capitals and Wizards, sell their tickets at less than their league averages. The Nationals have the 7th highest prices in MLB, but cut back tickets an average of 7% for 2010. The Nats also have $5 seats.
Try These Related Topics
More William F. Yurasko's
Happy Opening Day 2009!
Thomas Boswell chat 10.22.2009
RIP Abe Pollin
Mattingly won't interview; Riggleman likely 2010 Nats manager
New Nats pitcher Jason Marquis introduced; Eddie Guardado next?
ESPN Mag profiles Ryan Zimmerman
Nats' Stephen Strasburg feels a pop in his knee
Mark Lerner does Q&A for nationals.com
Nats front office changes
Oh great, a casting call for a Nats fan reality show
Jim Riggleman introduced as Nats manager
Nats: Jim Riggleman named manager, Ryan Zimmerman wins gold glove
DC Sports Bog: #26 is cursed in Washington sports
Washington Nationals release 2010 spring training schedule
Will the Wash. Times void be filled? Maybe
Nats: Winter meetings start Monday
Nats manager search: Don Mattingly sought for interview
Unfollow @JimBowdenIV - My last post (I hope) on Jim Bowden
Former Dominican instructor wins $75 K verdict from Nats
New Nats batting practice cap is ugly
Nats avoid arbitration with Willingham, Bergmann, Nieves and Flores
My take on Adam Dunn signing with the Nationals
Nats make it four in a row, beat Braves 2-1
Nats TV ratings skyrocket, but still low
Baseball bigamy: Cheering for the Yankees & Nats means cheering for the best and worst
Winter meetintgs day 2: Nats try to justify Pudge signing, find a starter
Nats GM Mike Rizzo has made 17 front office hires since August
Nats don't pick up Austin Kearns option
Are the Nats waiting for the market to come to them?
Nats: Olsen brought back, Pudge wants to play a lot
Nats sign Jason Marquis to boost rotation
Nats ticketing needs to get its act together
Happy Nationals Park Opening Day 2009!
Mark Lerner, Jim Riggleman chats on nationals.com this week
Nationals Park cost $693 million
Nats: Baseball's winter meetings start today
Metro's Nats plans for Opening Day, season
Nats trade for Brian Bruney, sign Ivan Rodriguez
MASN hires Ben Goessling to cover Nats
Nats: What happened while I was not blogging
The most promising sign that Bowden is on the way out yet
Nats and John Smoltz interested in each other
My 2009 Washington Naitonals prediction
The Post reviews Nationals Park statues
Related News
MLB Top 30 Prospects: Not One NY Met Listed
Strasburg ranks No. 2 on prospect list
Orlando Talking MLB: Could It Be The Tampa Bay Rays?
Blue Jays Sign Shawn Hill
Nationals Interested In Jacobs
Nats interested in free agent Jacobs
Top Bloggers
| 1 | Nats320 |
| 2 | Federal Baseball |
| 3 | William F. Yurasko's |
| 4 | tbwb (Blogspot) |
| 5 | Nats Triple Play |
| 6 | hotstove.com |
| 7 | 6-4-2 (Blogspot) |
| 8 | Simple Thoughts - J... |
| 9 | Purple Row |
| 10 | All Things Philly S... |
| 11 | finchester.org |
| 12 | FanGraphs Baseball |
| 13 | The Biz of Baseball
Member of the Boxxet Network |
| 14 | nydailynews.com |
| 15 | Beyond the Box Score |
Related Photos
Nationals Notes: Dunn, Hudson, Payroll
Some notes from the Nationals' Hot Stove Luncheon courtesy of MASNsports.com's Ben Goessling: In addition to discussing his own contract situation, Adam Dunn told the audience that he believes Washington is Orlando Hudson's preferred destination. However, it appears that the two par...
Sat, Jan 30 | from MLB Trade Rumors
