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SACRAMENTO RIVER CATS
River Cats Offer Fans Savings, Flexibility and Fun

By Nicholas Lozito

Throughout the Sacramento River Cats' 10 years in West Sacramento, the team has established itself as a huge success both on and off the field.

With four Pacific Coast League championships and more than 150 players sent to the major leagues, the River Cats have become the crown jewel of the league. American League Cy Young Award winner Barry Zito (Oakland A's), 2002 American League Rookie of the Year Eric Hinske (Toronto Blue Jays), 2004 A.L. Rookie of the Year Bobby Crosby, Eric Byrnes, Nick Swisher and many more have passed through Raley Field on their way to stardom.

Raley Field, located directly across the Tower Bridge from downtown Sacramento, has housed every championship banner, diving catch and rally chant over the past decade. With a wide variety of flexible ticket options, the River Cats have achieved a passionate fan base that stretches across all demographics. To purchase individual tickets (starting at just $7), visit the Raley Field Ticket Office or rivercats.com. For information on ticket packages, group rates, individual tickets and everything in between, call 916-371-HITS (4487) or visit www.rivercats.com.

Here is a look at more of what the River Cats offer:

Group Packages

Whether you're planning a group outing with co-workers, celebrating a special occasion or just getting together with family and friends, we've got a fun outing in store for you and your crew! Group benefits consist of up to 35 percent

savings, flexible tickets, all-you-can-eat food options and much more!

Raley Field Home Run Tours presented by PG&E

The two-hour program is available year-round and is much more than a tour of the ballpark. The trip to Raley Field is perfect for a school field trip, as students will learn about the history of baseball, baseball math, construction of the ballpark and much more.

2010 Summer Baseball Camps with the Sacramento River Cats

Join the Sacramento River Cats for the 2010 summer baseball instructional camps. The camps are an invaluable opportunity to receive hands-on instruction from the best players in Triple-A baseball and future MLB stars!

U.S. Bank AAA School Day Assemblies at River Cats Games

Led by Tony Asaro, Community Relations, the Sacramento River Cats welcome local Sacramento schools to a select number of River Cats games each season. The pregame program that features River Cats players and coaches is held in the seats of Raley Field and focuses on the Triple A's: Academics, Attitude and Attendance.

Annual Players' Wives' Food and Diaper Drive presented by Kinder's Meats

The Players' Wives Family Food Drive was initiated during the 2000 season by Pam Geren, wife of former River Cats manager and current A's manager Bob Geren. Fans are encouraged to make food, diapers or monetary donations at the Aug. 1 game at Raley Field, and for each donation fans receive an autographed baseball card of their favorite River Cats player. In its first nine years, the Players' Wives Family Food Drive collected more than 50,000 pounds of food and $30,000 for local families.

River Cats Independence Field

As part of the 2005 Triple-A All-Star Game Legacy Project, the River Cats Foundation, along with River Cats Baseball, contributed cash, goods and services totaling over $250,000 to River Cats Independence Field over a three-year period. River Cats Independence Field is a baseball diamond in South Sacramento resurfaced with a custom rubberized turf, a similar material used for the track-and-field surfaces in the Paralympics. This special field also includes dugouts, restrooms, snack bar and a family picnic area all redesigned to match accessibility standards for individuals with disabilities.