New this year, the MLB is implementing a pitch clock. But a sped-up game could cut into another ballpark tradition — beer sales (via eaterchicago)
, the union that represents vendors at several stadiums across the country, didn’t respond to requests for comment.
But Ryan Wagner, who has a particularly unique perspective, isn’t so sure. He’s Guinness’s national brand ambassador and head of marketing and community partnerships at Open Gate Brewery. Wagner now lives in Chicago as Sakellariadis says the Dragons would never consider that. There’s too much worry about drunken driving and other safety issues. However, some fans — the ones who excel at remembering vendor’s names and possess the wherewithal to leave large tips — have been skirting the rule for years by building relationships with vendors. However, those vendors risk suspension.and Sox Park for 55 years.. “I could sell 20 beers in two minutes, and that’s when we had to pour them,” he recalls.
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