I know we're all thinking about the NFC-leading Packers or the defending champion Bucks right now. However, in less than three months (if the owners and players can get their heads out of their you-know-wheres), the Milwaukee Brewers – pardon me, NL Central champion Milwaukee Brewers – will play ball once again. And to whet your appetite for the return of baseball, Brewers 10-pack ticket deals are now on sale at the team website.

Ten-packs come in four pre-set plans: the weekend plan, featuring all weekend games; the Friday plan, featuring exclusively Friday games; the premier plan, featuring some of the most high-profile games of the season such as spats against the Cubs, Cardinals, Yankees, Braves and Dodgers; and the hot summer nights plan, featuring an assortment of games throughout the meat of the schedule. As an added bonus, those who buy one of these pre-set plans will receive an extra free 11th game in their plan from the rest of the Brewers' 2022 home schedule – including the home opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks on March 31, if one would like. 

For those wanting more freedom on which games they select and how many tickets they'll need when, the Brewers also offer a Flex Plan. In this plan, fans receive ten ticket vouchers that they can use in any amount – one to a maximum of eight per game – for any of 65 available home games. Purchases must be a minimum of two plans (or twenty total ticket vouchers). 

Both types of plans come with added benefits such as priority seating locations, access to postseason tickets for one home game per round and savings on single-game prices. (More than 30 percent off with the pre-set plans and more than 25 percent off with the Flex Plan.) The 10-pack ticket pre-set plans also include a personal account executive and discounts on advanced purchase parking. 

For more information on purchasing ticket plans big and small, visit the Brewers website – and for more information on when single-game tickets finally go on sale to the general public, stay tuned to OnMilwaukee. And remember: Only 40 days until pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training. (Hopefully.)