Oh well, it's the thought that counts.
A quick check of online ticket aggregator TiqIQ.com on Friday night shows more than 9,000 tickets and counting available on the secondary market (StubHub, eBay, etc.) for the May 4-6 "Take Back The Park" Nationals-Phillies series at Nationals Park.
The good news is, the old, fading, Phillies will probably trail the first place Nats by at least 10 games by then...
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