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2015 Home Run Derby

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With these events now being bid on, you think they will only take bids from stadiums that can close their roof, to avoid weather issues?

from the local weather people it sounds like tomorrow might end up to be OK for the derby. They are saying that there will be rain but most likely late afternoon then potential for a pop up during the evening. We might have enough gaps in between systems to get it in.

Also luckily it's the Hr derby where the field doesn't have to be 100% playable.

For those looking to see the Tundra hit, not going to happen. It's gone. You'll only see Chevy's on Monday night.

Steve Horstmeyer was making me a believer tonight.

 

I watched all 4 local ones tonight lol. 3 out of the 4 made me optimistic, but WLWT acted like the stadium might blow into the Ohio river. It looks like it's going to happen, might be a little delayed, but it will still get done.

 

On a side not, if those storms that come through do end up being like they say they are, that zip line contraption they built might get destroyed.

Anyone have a clue on whats going to happen in the event of rainout? Refunds for everyone or you are just out of luck?

Anyone have a clue on whats going to happen in the event of rainout? Refunds for everyone or you are just out of luck?

 

I imagine if there are rainouts of any kind, the tickets will be refunded. What's going to be interesting is what happens to the people who buy the tickets on the secondary market?

Anyone have a clue on whats going to happen in the event of rainout? Refunds for everyone or you are just out of luck?

 

The HR Derby was rained out when it was in Cincinnati in 1988. Not a positive omen.

Anyone have a clue on whats going to happen in the event of rainout? Refunds for everyone or you are just out of luck?

 

Two different weathermen made it seem like they'd be able to get the event in today because there was going to be a nice window of no rain. I'm praying this happens and I'm sure there are many in the Reds & MLB offices are doing the same.

Got a stupid bet with my boss. We basically drafted from the participants. I got:

 

Pujols

Pederson

Rizzo

Fielder (he was the last pick of the draft, even though I got a bad feeling he takes down Frazier)

I imagine if there are rainouts of any kind, the tickets will be refunded. What's going to be interesting is what happens to the people who buy the tickets on the secondary market?

They will likely be very unhappy.

I watched all 4 local ones tonight lol. 3 out of the 4 made me optimistic, but WLWT acted like the stadium might blow into the Ohio river. It looks like it's going to happen, might be a little delayed, but it will still get done.

 

On a side not, if those storms that come through do end up being like they say they are, that zip line contraption they built might get destroyed.

 

5 hours of sunshine this morning is fueling the Beast. Chances getting better and better for WLWT's prediction. The Day After Tommorow 2.

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