Whether you’re basically a Game of Thrones maester or you need a little reminder about previous events, we’ll try to help you keep your history straight. So every week, The Verge will be diving into a scene or event from the latest installment of the series and explain how we got here. " Die hard Sox fans are going to say, 'Come on Brooks, Cubs fans aren't welcome on our bandwagon.' But everyone is welcomed on our bandwagon.HBO’s Game of Thrones is a dense series with a huge weight of history behind its story, so in practically every episode, something happens that could use a little explanation. "When you see an entire team that plays a kids game like kids, it makes you love the game, makes you love them more, and they are so easy to root for, so the bandwagon is open," Boyer said. When it comes to Cubs fans, Boyer is inviting them to jump onboard the bandwagon, fully aware Sox fans may dislike that idea. "It's like old times again, like back when I was a teenager," he said about the team's winning ways. He planned on purchasing a sweatshirt and a new hat. White Sox fan Billy Petrocelli was at the store. "Anything black, obviously, they made that announcement, so anything black, that's where it's at right now." So you are able to outfit the entire family, which is nice," said Josh Ganal, Grandstand's co-owner. "Obviously, everyone wants their playoff gear, and everything the players wear, which we carry, all the way down to the little ones. Or if you don't have a pre-paid parking pass, go directly to the remote lots that will allow you to get here and enjoy the experience."Īlong with purchasing pre-paid parking, Boyer recommended visiting for more information about traffic flow and parking for Sunday. "If you're coming to the game, and you want to park, get a pre-paid parking pass. We're telling people to stay tuned to White Sox.com for tickets and additional parking passes that will be put out there," he said.īoyer said parking will be at a premium Sunday, and pre-paid parking is your best bet. "There will be tickets that are released. Tickets are hard to find right now, but Boyer said Major League Baseball is expected to have more available soon. SEE ALSO | Chicago White Sox playoff schedule set for ALDS series against Houston Astros
"The elevation and excitement of the fans is off the charts."
This is the payoff for a lot of hard work by a lot of people," said Brooks Boyer, Senior Vice President and Chief Revenue & Marketing Officer for the White Sox.
"It's been a long year, going from 25% capacity, to 60% capacity, to 100% capacity.
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