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Fans Will Get to Attend June 14th Mini-Camp at BoA


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If I were to go to this what should I expect, I live all the way down towards fayetteville so it would be a drive. How long would a mini camp like this last, and are there autographs?

Ive been to training camp, so if its somethin like that it'd be cool

From what I have gathered. You get to sit and watch them practice. No interaction. No autographs (planned). They will do whatever was scheduled for that particular practice, whatever that may be. Practices are usually 90 minutes or so.

Although if they are having a good practice, Rivera may extend it. But that is just wishfull thinking, as I am hoping to be there.

There may be limited concessions as well.

Rivera said it was for the players who have never been to the stadium. So the guys who may not be here for Fan Fest will get a practice at BOA, and to get the youngster acclimated to getting to, and around the stadium. So it won't seem like such a big deal when they actually do Fan Fest.

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