Comments about ‘Rockies, Mariners to play exhibition game in S.L.’

I'd be happy to buy a ticket if there was a seat in the ballpark where one could talk with their friends without the VOLUME of the public address syatem blasting us out of our seats and having to listen to the endless drivel every half inning from the guy who constantly babbles about this sponsor or that product. I wish he'd swallow the microphone. It's just too much. The entertainment should be the ballgame itself, not all the side shows.

I'm serious----watching a game is too stressfull and damaging to one's hearing. (Same with the Jazz, too.)

Two of my favorite teams, and the opportunity to see them play with out having to travel. I think this is a great idea. Is it strange the Angels are involved in this?

Would love it if Salt Lake City could try and get a game every year. Las Vegas often hosts preseason games. Maybe Salt Lake City can, and I can see my favorite team, the Chicago Cubs play one year. That would be pretty fun, and I'm sure a big crowd would see that. Rockies and Mariners still sounds like a good game.

I agree with guyonabuffalo. Kind of weird the Angels aren't one of the teams involved. I never wanted the Buzz to switch from the Twins anyway. The Twins have to use their minor league, so you see a lot of more players that go to the Major League, plus they played an exhibition game with the Buzz--Angels have never done that with the Bees.

@toosmartforyou, yep, those PA speakers are especially deafening at Spring Mobile Park (I think that is what it's called now). I would love it if they had a promotion night--where no promotions where read, or if they played organ music like at Wrigley Field.

Checked the presale last night, there were only single seats available. Pretty disappointing that even before tickets are on sale to the public that you can not even buy seats together.