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Three Strikes and You're OUT - Nashua Pride is Back !

Three Strikes and you're out -- Well, almost

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I can't imagine Nashua, New Hampshire without its independent baseball team -- The Nashua Pride.

For several months, it looked like The Pride would not remain in Nashua. Just over a month ago, I was sitting with owner,John Stabile, at a Nashua Chamber of Commerce event and things looked grim! In spite of this uncertainly, last month the Pride won the Can-Am League championship!

Pride baseball

Today The Telegraph announced that the Nashua Pride will be back!

Please support the Nashua Pride ~ buy season tickets! It is a great family-friendly experience and a wonderful asset for Nashua.

This is a great marketing opportunity as well! Encourage your real estate office or one of the companies you work with to become a sponsor -- or think about season tickets for a closing gift!

Hey Nashua -- Let's play ball! Step up to the Plate and support the Pride!

Who Knows, maybe one of these players will end up on the Boston Red Sox team!

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Posted by Joan Whitebook, ABR,e-Pro,CEBA Southern New Hampshire on 10/24/2007 11:49 PM

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Originally posted at: Real Estate in New Hampshire : Three Strikes and You're OUT - Nashua Pride is Back !

10 Comments on Three Strikes and You're OUT - Nashua Pride is Back !

OCT

2007

Joan - I know how crazy communities gets about their sport team, however some fail to realize that they have to buy tickets to the games because that is how the clubs stay afloat. Here is hoping everyone will do their part.

Joan~

I always read your BLOG...it is fun to see what is happening in your neighborhood. I gt a sense of belonging and somehow feel that if I were to visit you there in NH, I would feel at home. THANKS.

Joan, Connecticut has I believe three minor league teams, and the one closest to me is the New Britain Rock Cats, a "AA" team for the Minnesota Twins. It is a great park to watch a game and see some of the future baseball stars before they become a star. Glad that you guys were able to hang on to your team.

OK...tell me the truth. Are you really into Baseball?

George: Besides a great time with the family, it is exciting to see those who will rise to top! I was surprised to learn Campella would become the New England leagues "Most Valuable Player" and would win 3 national league MVP titles and would be elected to the Baseball Hall of fame in 1969!

Joan -- I AM into baseball! I love all that chewing and spitting -- just kidding lol -- actually I love the way the players trying to sneak to another base -- it is sort of like the dance of negotiation in real estate -- I am amazed at the focus that pitcher has!

janeAnne: The Nashua Pride is really a part of the community in Nashua. John Stabile worked so hard to help keep the pride in Nashua -- and it has been a difficult task. The Telegraph editorial today said it all -- "Financially, the loss of profesional bseball in the city only would have guaranteed that taxpayers would end up footing the entire cost of the bond that helped to finance renovations to the stadium. Civically, the loss to the city's image and quality of life would have been far greater. [Emphasis supplied].

OCT

2007

So the PRIDE is not a FARM team? Just curious.

OCT

2007

Joan, I love your blog. You really give us a feeling for Nashua, not just in this post, but your others as well. And now that Washington finally has it's own baseball team, I get it! I just hope that their new stadium turns out to be a good thing. I like the old RFK.

Patricia: There is nothing like community baseball! I hope all goes well with the stadium --You will have to keep up posted. Thanks for taking the time to read my blog and comment. I am still waiting to get a fortune cookie so I can see what lies ahead!

Ralph: You can read all about the Pride here http://www.nashuapride.com/. See you at the next game!

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