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Who came up with this idea in the first place?

Good idea to scratch the plan!

please keep sliding so Keith could get traded back home to my B's

good move - sell tickets based on a promotion, then pull the promotion...oughta leave alot of fans happy with their ticket purchase. But, really, like RWhite said, who came up with this idea in the first place? Who would have ever thought that this would be a promo that would fly?

I think it was the Beer distibutor who gave them the idea; who else could would think it was a smart move?

I like beer.

Unlimited was a pretty bad decision, but if it had been 2-3 beers for each of the 5 games in the promotion it should've been okay.

Another problem is that it was going to be Budweiser.

if it isn,t canadian beer, why drink it?

Wow bad timing, they'll have to figure out another way to put people in the seats.

Bud is gahbage.

Desperate for fans much? Might I suggest free **** Fridays.

BTW, That was Free H.and J.ob Fridays! thank-you.

The best beer is free beer. Just like how your favorite beer should be your next one.

Guess they've never heard of the infamous "Ten Cent Beer Night" incident. Can always learn something from baseball.

#21 = Jamal Mayer?

It's pretty sad when teams can't make promotions like this, because people are either too cheap or too irresponsible to take a cab. Can people honestly not afford $40 for a cab ride to and from the game? Somewhere along the way peope have forgotten that they are responsible for their own actions. If I was going to a game with free beer I sure as h.e.l.l. woudln't drive to the game.

Who would make a promotion for this with so many people driving home after the game, Homer Simpson? ummmmmmmm, Dufffff.

PackBrew, as a St. Louisan I have to say I agree with the 2-3 beers thing and A-B could afford that but I am insulted at your comment on Budweiser, it's good stuff, it's number two in my beverage consumption next to water

and Cheezhead, Duffman was originally a parity on Budman

oh, and the isotopes are a parity of the cardinals and the close relationship between the franchise and the countries largest Beer Corporation