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2020 Akron Rubberducks Credential Application 2020 Akron RubberDucks Credential Application This 2020 RubberDucks Media Credential Application is good only for games played at Canal Park and for media members who will cover the team on a regular basis throughout the season. Applications for games played at other ballparks must be obtained from the home team. Please note that by submitting a credential request you are NOT guaranteed a credential for the 2019 season. If you are denied season credentials, you can submit daily credential requests to the club on company letterhead via email, fax or mail at least 24 hours in advance by an editor, director or producer representing the applicant’s media affiliation, although 48 hours’ notice is appreciated. In order to obtain credentials for all games at Canal Park, please return completed form along with Minor League Baseball’s ‘Terms and Conditions of Credentials for Minor League Baseball Events’ form to Patrick McGuire, Coordinator of Media Relations, by email to [email protected], faxed to (330) 253-3300, or mailed to: Akron RubberDucks Public Relations Department Canal Park 300 S. Main Street Akron, OH 44308-1204 Please note that credential pickup will begin at Media Day (Tentatively Scheduled for April 7) or at the RubberDucks Administrative Office Front Desk. A valid photo ID will be required for pickup. Affiliation: __________________________________________ Contact, Title: _________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________ City, State, Zip: ________________________________________ Telephone Number: __________________________________ Fax Number: _________________________________________ Email Address: ______________________________________ Est. # of Times to Canal Park per season: _________________ I would like to receive: Press Releases Daily Game Notes/Rosters Nightly Game Recaps Media Type (Check One): Print Radio TV Internet Other: ______________ Check if Applicable: Daily Pub Weekly Pub. Internet/Blog Radio Affiliate Network Local Station Magazine Other (Describe): ____________ Please list each individual in your organization BY ORDER OF PRIORITY for whom you are requesting credentials and his/her job description. Please use the following job categories: PRINT: Beat Writer Columnist Photographer Reporter Sports Editor BROADCAST: Cameraman Producer/Director Sports Director Talent Technician NAME JOB CATEGORY EMAIL ADDRESS 1.____________________________________ ________________________ ________________________________ 2. .____________________________________ ________________________ ________________________________ 3. .____________________________________ ________________________ ________________________________ 4. .____________________________________ ________________________ ________________________________ 5. .____________________________________ ________________________ ________________________________ FOR ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT PATRICK MCGUIRE WITH THE CONTACT INFORMATION LISTED ABOVE. .
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