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P2Daily: The Gathering

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After a two-year layoff, “The Gathering” will resume this year at PNC Park.  If you’re not familiar with this event, it was an annual tailgate and ballgame get-together frequented by denizens of . . . some other Pirate site.  For this year, we settled on July 2nd vs. the Milwaukee Brewers, which also happens to be Hawaiian Shirt Promo day.  We will be sitting in the 100 section Lower bowl most likely on the 3rd Base side.

One of the ringleaders of this nefarious group will be purchasing tickets (to be paid back later) for those who’ve confirmed so far.  If you would like to sit with these characters, just say so in the comments and I’ll put you in touch.  Or you can just get your own tickets and show up.  There will be grilling and such prior to the game.  If you do make it, chairs, paper plates and cups, plastic utensils and condiments will be useful.

DEADLINE date for tickets is Friday, April 29.

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Wilbur Miller
Having followed the Pirates fanatically since 1965, Wilbur Miller is one of the fast-dwindling number of fans who’ve actually seen good Pirate teams. He’s even seen Hall-of-Fame Pirates who didn’t get traded mid-career, if you can imagine such a thing. His first in-person game was a 5-4, 11-inning win at Forbes Field over Milwaukee (no, not that one). He’s been writing about the Pirates at various locations online for over 20 years. It has its frustrations, but it’s certainly more cathartic than writing legal stuff. Wilbur is retired and now lives in Bradenton with his wife and three temperamental cats.

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