The Brewers begin their first trip of the season tonight in Miami, but there is Major League Baseball this week at Miller Park, nonetheless.
With heavy snow wreaking havoc in Ohio, the Cleveland Indians host the Anaheim Angels in a three-game series beginning Tuesday night at Miller Park.
The move was announced this morning by Major League Baseball.
“We were contacted by the Indians about the potential of moving the series to Miller Park, and we told them that we had no hesitation in accommodating their request,” said Rick Schlesinger, the Brewers executive vice president of business operations. “The retractable roof here gives us great flexibility and allows us to host events in comfort regardless of the conditions outside.”
The games will start at 6 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday and noon on Thursday. Tickets cost $10 and will be available through normal Brewers channels. Parking will cost $8 per vehicle, with the lots opening two hours prior to the first pitch for east game.
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Indians will be the home team for all three games.
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