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RHP Ricky Nolasco Vs. RHP John Maine (Subject to Change) TV: FSN Florida HD, SAP Radio: 790 the Ticket, WQBA 1140 AM (Spanish) Giveaway(S): None

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RHP Ricky Nolasco Vs. RHP John Maine (Subject to Change) TV: FSN Florida HD, SAP Radio: 790 the Ticket, WQBA 1140 AM (Spanish) Giveaway(S): None Monday, July 28 (7:10 p.m.) Opponent: New York Mets Probable Pitchers: RHP Ricky Nolasco vs. RHP John Maine (subject to change) TV: FSN Florida HD, SAP Radio: 790 The Ticket, WQBA 1140 AM (Spanish) Giveaway(s): None NATIONAL ANTHEM: Gigi Perez will perform the National Anthem as part of the pregame ceremonies. DUGOUT BUDDIES: Every Monday through Thursday home game the Marlins will treat a local Little League team to watch batting practice live from the Marlins dugout. Little leaguers will have the opportunity to spend time observing how the Fish prepare for the upcoming game. This week's Dugout Buddies are from TSS. For additional information please call (305) 626-7256. TICKET DEAL: Buy any 2.48 oz Edy s products or Nestle Drumstick products using your Winn Dixie card and receive one free Club B ticket when you buy one full price ticket to the Marlins vs. Mets game. RADIO STATION APPEARANCES: 790 The Ticket. Tuesday, July 29 (7:10 p.m.) Opponent: New York Mets Probable Pitchers: LHP Scott Olsen vs. LHP Oliver Perez (subject to change) TV: Sun Sports, SAP Radio: 790 The Ticket, WQBA 1140 AM (Spanish) Giveaway(s): None LIVE PREGAME BROADCASTS: Evan Cohen, from ESPN 760 AM, will broadcast live from 4p.m. to 6:30 p.m. NATIONAL ANTHEM: Michaela Paige will perform the National Anthem as part of the pregame ceremonies. MIAMI HERALD TWO FOR TUESDAY: Marlins fans are encouraged to look in Tuesday's edition of The Miami Herald or El Nuevo Herald for the "Two for Tuesday" two-for-one ticket offer. Discount on Field Box and Bullpen Box seating only. No limit on number of tickets. DUGOUT BUDDIES: Every Monday through Thursday home game the Marlins will treat a local Little League team to watch batting practice live from the Marlins dugout. Little leaguers will have the opportunity to spend time observing how the Fish prepare for the upcoming game. This week's Dugout Buddies are from TSS. For additional information please call (305) 626-7256. receive one free Club B ticket when you buy one full price ticket to the Marlins vs. Mets game. RADIO STATION APPEARANCES: 790 The Ticket. Wednesday, July 30 (7:10 p.m.) Opponent: New York Mets Probable Pitchers: RHP Josh Johnson vs. RHP Mike Pelfrey (subject to change) TV: FSN Florida HD, SAP Radio: 790 The Ticket, WQBA 1140 AM (Spanish) Giveaway(s): None LIVE PREGAME BROADCASTS: Evan Cohen, from ESPN 760 AM, will broadcast live from 4p.m. to 6:30 p.m. NATIONAL ANTHEM: Natalia Aguero will perform the National Anthem as part of the pregame ceremonies. MARLINS E-SAVER: Fans are encouraged to sign up for the Marlins E-Saver and receive an e-mail from the Marlins with great offers on discounted tickets to select Florida Marlins home games at Dolphin Stadium. Plus, fans will receive the Marlins Insider newsletter, which contains great inside scoops on everything Marlins. For additional information please visit www.floridamarlins.com. DUGOUT BUDDIES: Every Monday through Thursday home game the Marlins will treat a local Little League team to watch batting practice live from the Marlins dugout. Little leaguers will have the opportunity to spend time observing how the Fish prepare for the upcoming game. This week's Dugout Buddies are from TSS. For additional information please call (305) 626-7256. Join Uggla's Ugglies every Wednesday home game and sit with other Dan Uggla fans in section 106. Each fan that purchases a ticket through this special promotion will not only receive a ticket in Dan's section, but will also receive a voucher good for a one-of-a-kind Uggla's Ugglies T-Shirt. Redeem your voucher at the Marlins Sales Kiosk behind section 149 the night of the game to get your T-Shirt. using your Winn Dixie card and receive one free Club B ticket when you buy one full price ticket to the Marlins vs. Mets game. SENIOR RBI ALL-STAR TEAM: The Miami Senior RBI All-Star Team will pay a visit to the ballpark. After batting practice, Marlins outfielder Luis Gonzalez will spend time with the team, sharing words of wisdom as they prepare to compete in the RBI World Series in Compton, CA on August 6-11. SHARP TV PRESENTATION: Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez will be presented with a brand new Sharp television set in recognition of his recent NL Player of the month for June award. HIT WITH HAMMER: A member of the Pomerantz family will have the opportunity to get a one-on-one batting lesson with Marlins outfielder Josh Willingham. This once in a lifetime experience is part of the FSN Fantasy auction package that took place on June 10, 2008. DINNER ON THE DIAMOND CHECK PRESENTATION: The 12th Annual Dinner on the Diamond raised $30,000 for three charities including the Daily Bread Food Bank, Camillus House and the Florida Marlins Community Foundation. Checks for $10,000 each will be presented to Camillus House and the Daily Bread Food Bank in this special pre-game ceremony. In addition, the Jim Moran Foundation matched the $10,000 to the Daily Bread Food Bank and will be on hand to present the match to the Food Bank! RADIO STATION APPEARANCES: 790 The Ticket. Thursday, July 31 (7:10 p.m.) Opponent: Colorado Rockies Probable Pitchers: TBA vs. TBA TV: FSN Florida-HD, SAP Radio: 790 The Ticket, WQBA 1140 AM (Spanish) Giveaway(s): None BENIHANA THURSDAY: will receive $10 off an Infield Box ticket to any Marlins Thursday home game. There is no limit on number of tickets. RADIO STATION APPERANCES: 790 The Ticket. Friday, August 1 (7:10 p.m.) Opponent: Colorado Rockies Probable Pitchers: TBA vs. TBA TV: Sun Sports, SAP Radio: 790 The Ticket, WQBA 1140 AM (Spanish) Giveaway(s): All fans in attendance will receive a 2008 Marlins All-Star Poster presented by Franklin Communications. Scratch Off Friday Cards for the first 15,000 fans and 100 instant winners receive a 2008 Marlins All-Star Poster autographed by Hanley Ramirez and Dan Uggla. LIVE PREGAME BROADCASTS: Descarga Deportiva with Jerry del Castillo and Pepe Campos live broadcast from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. AMEZAGA TO VISIT AT&T STORE IN CORAL GABLES: Aflredo Amezaga, along with Billy The Marlin and the Marlins Mermaids, is scheduled to visit the AT&T store located at 215 Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, FL 33134 starting at 11 a.m..Fans and costumers will have the opportunity to receive autographed items and prizes. BUDWEISER FIESTA LATINA HAPPY HOUR: The Marlins will present the Budweiser Fiesta Latina Happy Hour at the Strike Zone at Gate H from 5:30-7 p.m. Salsa Racing Dance Studios will provide free salsa lessons during Fiesta Latina at every Friday night home game. DOMINANDO CON LOS MARLINS: WQBA 1140 AM will be hosting Dominando con los Marlins presented by AvMed at every Marlins Friday home game this season at the Strike Zone at Gate H, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Dominando is free for all fans. CBS4 FOR $54: At every Marlins Friday home game, fans have the opportunity to take advantage of a special ticket promotion presented by CBS4 and the Marlins. Starting at just $54, fans will receive four game tickets, four hot dogs, four small soft drinks and two game programs. This package is available at the Dolphin Stadium Box Office, the Marlins en Miami store in Coral Gables or online at www.floridamarlins.com. LADIES NIGHT OUT: The Florida Marlins will host the first ever Ladies Night Out at Dolphin Stadium on Friday Aug. 1. Don't wait for the first pitch to start your evening of fun at the ballpark. Your Ladies Night Out ticket package grants you access to our exclusive pregame ladies only Happy Hour beginning at 5:30 p.m. on the Club Level. Ticket packages are only $40 and include: Ladies Night Out festivities on the Club Level, music by Mega 94.9 and the ladies from La Jungla de la Manana eet and greet with select Marlins players/coaches, Ladies Night Out 2008 Tote Bag, complementary drink coupon, opportunity to learn about and sample various products and services geared towards women, and fantastic raffle prizes. For additional information please contact Amy Chwick at [email protected] or 305-626-7322. MLBPA HEART AND HUSTLE AWARD: Marlins second baseman Dan Uggla will be presented with the MLBPA Heart and Hustle Award as part of the pregame ceremonies. MERMAIDS DANCE CAMP: Participants of the 2008 Mermaids Summer Dance Camp will have the opportunity to showcase the skills learned during the intensive dance camp that took place July 28-31. Approximately 20 members of the summer camp will perform a choreographed routine on the field. FRIDAY NIGHTS ARE FUN: The Florida Marlins Community Foundation hosts a key fundraiser every Friday night during Marlins home games at the Broward Health Community Corner, section 149. Fans can check out the raffle, silent auction, grab bags, mystery table and other special features. The excitement starts when the gates open at 5:30 and continues until the final out of the third inning. 10th INNING PARTY: th the Strike Zone plaza at Gate H following every Friday Marlins home game. The bar at Strike Zone will be open for one hour after the game. Meet the Mermaids, the Manatees, the Maniacs, and listen to live music from a guest DJ at the 10th Inning Party. RADIO STATION APPEARANCES: 790 The Ticket, El Zol 95.7, Clasica 92.3, WRHC 1550.
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