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Coors Field Extends Alcohol Sales Policy in Response to New MLB Pitch Clock

The New Pitch Clock Has Made Games 25 Minutes Shorter

by I'm From Denver
April 13, 2023
in Colorado Spotlight, Outdoors, Sports
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Coors Field, the baseball stadium in Denver, Colorado, has extended its alcohol sales policies following the introduction of the pitch clock for the 2023 Major League Baseball season. This change has prompted several teams to adjust their rules on alcohol sales. On Thursday, the Colorado Rockies announced that they will extend alcohol sales at Coors Field until the end of the eighth inning. The decision to extend alcohol sales will commence on April 17, when the Rockies play against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Four other baseball teams, namely the Arizona Diamondbacks, Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins, and Milwaukee Brewers, have also decided to prolong alcohol sales until the end of the eighth inning. The new pitch clock has made games 25 minutes shorter compared to last year's average duration, according to Sports Illustrated.
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Coors Field, the baseball stadium in Denver, Colorado, has extended its alcohol sales policies following introducing the pitch clock for the 2023 Major League Baseball season. This change has prompted several teams to adjust their rules on alcohol sales. On Thursday, the Colorado Rockies announced they would extend alcohol sales at Coors Field until the end of the eighth inning.

The decision to boost alcohol sales will commence on April 17, when the Rockies play against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Four other baseball teams, namely the Arizona Diamondbacks, Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins, and Milwaukee Brewers, have also decided to prolong alcohol sales until the end of the eighth inning. Sports Illustrated says the new pitch clock has made games 25 minutes shorter than last year’s average duration.

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