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Dodgers' Season-Ticket Sales Up 10,000 From Same Time Last Season

The Dodgers' season-tickets sales are "already at 27,000 and are going north of that figure." Team President & CEO Stan Kasten said that at the beginning of last season, sales were at "about 17,000." Kasten: "I've never seen a jump like this." Under former Owner Peter O'Malley, season tickets were "capped at 26,000." Kasten noted that there is "no cap in place for this season," but the team will "probably have to impose one" (L.A. TIMES, 2/16).

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