Suite Draft....

[Deleted User 887]

I really don't expect anyone to care but I'm feeling the need to boast.
I am in charge of our company's sports tickets. We have full suites for the Cubs and Bears and share a suite with 3 other entities for the Bulls and Blackhawks. I just spent the last 2 hours "drafting" our seats /tickets in the suite.
You get to "draft" a full suite for 4 games and then we select 1/3 of the seats in the suite each time our pick comes up.

I ended up with....
Full suites for the Nets November 8th, Lakers December 19th, 76ers February 6th, and Hawks February 24th.
Me being crafty with my 1/3s, I got a FULL suite for Memphis on February 26th.

Crazy thing was for the full suites Milwaukee was the 1st pick and the Heat were the 2nd. I say crazy because the Bulls play them multiple times at home. I got the Lakers with the 3rd pick and then it snaked around and I got the 2nd Nets game. How can/could I not be thrilled with that?

In order of home games I have 1/3 for New Orleans, 2/3 for Detroit, 1/3 for New York, 1/3 for Charlotte, 1/3 for Denver, 1/3 for Houston, 1/3 for Indiana, 1/3 for Portland, 2/3 for San Antonio, 1/3 for Cleveland, 1/3 for Toronto, 1/3 for Charlotte.

[Sparko]

Get the Bears to acquire Pooka and I will be impressed.

[Deleted User 887]

Get the Bears to acquire Pooka and I will be impressed.

If I'm not mistaken, he's on the Bengals practice squad. Might be better for him to sit on the back burner for the Bengals than be an after thought for the Bears.

[jfish26]

I really don't expect anyone to care but I'm feeling the need to boast.
I am in charge of our company's sports tickets. We have full suites for the Cubs and Bears and share a suite with 3 other entities for the Bulls and Blackhawks. I just spent the last 2 hours "drafting" our seats /tickets in the suite.
You get to "draft" a full suite for 4 games and then we select 1/3 of the seats in the suite each time our pick comes up.

I ended up with....
Full suites for the Nets November 8th, Lakers December 19th, 76ers February 6th, and Hawks February 24th.
Me being crafty with my 1/3s, I got a FULL suite for Memphis on February 26th.

Crazy thing was for the full suites Milwaukee was the 1st pick and the Heat were the 2nd. I say crazy because the Bulls play them multiple times at home. I got the Lakers with the 3rd pick and then it snaked around and I got the 2nd Nets game. How can/could I not be thrilled with that?

In order of home games I have 1/3 for New Orleans, 2/3 for Detroit, 1/3 for New York, 1/3 for Charlotte, 1/3 for Denver, 1/3 for Houston, 1/3 for Indiana, 1/3 for Portland, 2/3 for San Antonio, 1/3 for Cleveland, 1/3 for Toronto, 1/3 for Charlotte.

This is not a fun job.

[Deleted User 887]

I really don't expect anyone to care but I'm feeling the need to boast.
I am in charge of our company's sports tickets. We have full suites for the Cubs and Bears and share a suite with 3 other entities for the Bulls and Blackhawks. I just spent the last 2 hours "drafting" our seats /tickets in the suite.
You get to "draft" a full suite for 4 games and then we select 1/3 of the seats in the suite each time our pick comes up.

I ended up with....
Full suites for the Nets November 8th, Lakers December 19th, 76ers February 6th, and Hawks February 24th.
Me being crafty with my 1/3s, I got a FULL suite for Memphis on February 26th.

Crazy thing was for the full suites Milwaukee was the 1st pick and the Heat were the 2nd. I say crazy because the Bulls play them multiple times at home. I got the Lakers with the 3rd pick and then it snaked around and I got the 2nd Nets game. How can/could I not be thrilled with that?

In order of home games I have 1/3 for New Orleans, 2/3 for Detroit, 1/3 for New York, 1/3 for Charlotte, 1/3 for Denver, 1/3 for Houston, 1/3 for Indiana, 1/3 for Portland, 2/3 for San Antonio, 1/3 for Cleveland, 1/3 for Toronto, 1/3 for Charlotte.

This is not a fun job.

The "drafting" part is very fun for me. Dealing with requests and distribution/s, not fun at all.
Especially when I am not the ultimate decider (who does and doesn't get the tickets) and now that the tickets are "electronic".

[jfish26]

I really don't expect anyone to care but I'm feeling the need to boast.
I am in charge of our company's sports tickets. We have full suites for the Cubs and Bears and share a suite with 3 other entities for the Bulls and Blackhawks. I just spent the last 2 hours "drafting" our seats /tickets in the suite.
You get to "draft" a full suite for 4 games and then we select 1/3 of the seats in the suite each time our pick comes up.

I ended up with....
Full suites for the Nets November 8th, Lakers December 19th, 76ers February 6th, and Hawks February 24th.
Me being crafty with my 1/3s, I got a FULL suite for Memphis on February 26th.

Crazy thing was for the full suites Milwaukee was the 1st pick and the Heat were the 2nd. I say crazy because the Bulls play them multiple times at home. I got the Lakers with the 3rd pick and then it snaked around and I got the 2nd Nets game. How can/could I not be thrilled with that?

In order of home games I have 1/3 for New Orleans, 2/3 for Detroit, 1/3 for New York, 1/3 for Charlotte, 1/3 for Denver, 1/3 for Houston, 1/3 for Indiana, 1/3 for Portland, 2/3 for San Antonio, 1/3 for Cleveland, 1/3 for Toronto, 1/3 for Charlotte.

This is not a fun job.

The "drafting" part is very fun for me. Dealing with requests and distribution/s, not fun at all.
Especially when I am not the ultimate decider (who does and doesn't get the tickets) and now that the tickets are "electronic".

At the start of August 2014, the Royals were about .500. As .500ish teams do, they hit up season ticket holders for playoff ticket purchases. It's a neat trick for clubs: if they don't make the playoffs, they net the interest on a pretty decent chunk of change before refunding the money.

My firm passed on buying one set of our tickets, and when I learned of that I bought the set.

The rest, as they say, was history.

Let me tell you, though, when people found out (with interest at fever pitch) that this set of tickets was not the firm's, but mine...there were some uncomfortable moments.