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WFAN Million Dollar Media 50Th Pitch Grand Slam Home Run Online The 50th Pitch Grand Slam Home Run Contest Presented by Foxwoods Resort Casino OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES These Contest rules are specific to the above Contest conducted by CBS Radio East, LLC d/b/a WFAN (the “Station”). Except to the extent specifically set forth below with respect to this specific Contest, the Station’s general contest rules apply to this Contest as well. A copy of these specific rules and the Station’s general contest rules are available at the Station’s studio at 345 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014 during regular business hours, and on the Station’s website at: www.wfan.com/rules. To the extent that the Station’s general contest rules differ from these rules, these rules will govern and control with respect to this Contest. Special Entry/Eligibility Restrictions 1. No purchase is necessary to enter or participate in The 50th Pitch Grand Slam Home Run Contest (the “Contest”). 2. To be eligible to participate in this Contest, entrants must be legal U.S. residents of NY, NJ or CT and must be 18 years of age or older as of date of entry in this Contest. 3. Employees of Station, Foxwoods Resort Casino, Million Dollar Media, LLC (the “Contest Administrator”), or any other sponsors participating in this Contest and their respective affiliated companies, advertising or promotional agencies and the immediate family and household members (as defined in the general contest rules) of each are ineligible to participate in this Contest. 4. Maximum of one (1) entry per email address during entire Contest Registration Period. How to Enter & How to Win 5. From 12:00am (ET) on July 9, 2018 through 11:59pm (ET) pm September 25, 2018 (the “Registration Period”), go to www.wfan.com/foxwoods and follow the links to the entry form, or go directly to the entry form. Follow the online instructions provided to complete and submit the on-line entry form with all of the required information including name, complete address (including City, State, Zip), valid email address, age, and phone number(s) (including area code(s)). All online entries must be received by 11:59pm (ET) on September 25, 2018. 6. Qualifying games and game dates for this Contest shall be the following twelve (12) designated regular season New York American League professional baseball games: Sunday, July 15, 2018; Sunday, July 22, 2018; Sunday, July 29, 2018; Sunday, August 5, 2018; Sunday August 12, 2018; Sunday, August 12, 2018; Sunday, August 19, 2018; Sunday, August 26, 2018; Sunday, September 2, 2018; Sunday, September 9, 2018; Sunday, September 16, 2018; Sunday, September 23, 2018; and Sunday, September 30, 2018 (“Qualifying Game(s)”). 7. Prior to each of the Qualifying Games, Station will randomly select one (1) “Finalist” per Qualifying Game from among all entries received by 11:59pm (ET) on the day before each drawing. For each Qualifying Game, one (1) Finalist will be randomly selected from among all entries received by 11:59pm (ET) on the day before each drawing date. The drawing dates are as follows: Wednesday, July 11, 2018; Wednesday, July 18, 2018; Wednesday, July 25, 2018; Wednesday, August 1, 2018; Wednesday, August 8, 2018; Wednesday, August 15, 2018; Wednesday, August 22, 2018; Wednesday, August 29, 2018; Wednesday, September 5, 2018; Wednesday, September 12, 2018; Wednesday, September 19, 2018; and September 26, 2018. 8. Subject to verification of eligibility and compliance with the Contest rules, each Finalist selected will be pre-assigned to one (1) specific Qualifying Game. The name of each Finalist assigned to each Qualifying Game may be announced on-air on the Station (or its network affiliates) prior to, during and/or after the commencement of the broadcast of the Qualifying Game to which they were assigned. Finalists will not be notified in advance in any other manner that they were selected nor be notified of which designated Qualifying Game they have been assigned to. Finalists do not need to be listening to win. 9. If a Finalist does not win the Grand Prize, he/she will be returned to the entry pool and will be eligible to be selected again as a Finalist for a future game. If a Finalist wins the Grand Prize, he/she is disqualified from again being selected as a Finalist for the remainder of the Contest. 10. Grand Prize Contest – Grand Slam Home Run a. Subject to the conditions set forth in these Contest rules, if a batter on the New York professional baseball team hits a grand slam home run on the 50th pitch thrown to a New York Batter in the Qualifying Game, then the assigned Finalist for that game will be awarded the Grand Prize (as described in Section 16 below), subject to verification of eligibility and compliance with these Contest rules. If the New York professional baseball team does not hit a Grand Slam Home Run on the 50th pitch thrown to a New York Batter during a Qualifying Game, that game’s assigned Finalist will not win the Grand Prize in the Contest. b. For purposes of this Contest, a Grand Slam Home Run is defined as an official home run as ruled by the league while there are base runners on all three (3) bases – resulting in four (4) runs scoring on the play. c. The hit must be officially ruled as a four (4) run Home Run in the box score and official statistics of the applicable league. i. Inside the park home runs will be eligible to contribute to the winning Grand Slam Home Run provided there are no errors committed on the play, and the hit is officially ruled as a Home Run. 11. Effect of Rescheduled/Cancelled/Incomplete Qualifying Games: a. If a Qualifying Game is cancelled, without being rescheduled, for any reason prior to becoming an official game, all statistics are removed from the official score book and no prize claims will be acknowledged for that Qualifying Game, even if a prize would have otherwise been awarded pursuant to Section 10 above. b. If a Qualifying Game is rescheduled to game date prior to October 31, 2018, then that assigned Finalist and Qualifying Game, as rescheduled, shall be eligible to win under the terms of these Contest rules. c. Any rain-shortened Qualifying Game, or any Qualifying Games that are less than nine (9) innings, shall be eligible for the potential prizes in these Contest rules as long as the Qualifying Game is considered an official game (minimum five (5) innings), and the stats of the game are officially recorded by the league. 12. Qualifying plays in Qualifying Games must be recorded in the game stats of a regulation game played by the New York professional baseball team. If any Qualifying Game is called and therefore not a regulation game, the prize will not be awarded for that Qualifying Game. If any Qualifying Game is suspended and play resumed, or rescheduled to a future date, so that the Qualifying Game is designated a regulation game, even if the rescheduled date of such game falls after the Registration Period, such Qualifying Game shall be deemed eligible for the purposes of the Contest in accordance with Section 10 above. 13. If there is no a grand slam home run at the 50th pitch to a New York batter during the entire Contest period, then no Grand Prize will be awarded in this Contest. 14. In the event that a Winner or Finalist is disqualified, for any reason, at any time, the Prize that he/she may have otherwise been entitled to will not be re-awarded and will remain the property of Station or its designee. 15. Grand Prize winners will be required to sign and return a completed IRS W-9 form, one or more affidavits and/or liability release agreements within three (3) business days prior to being entitled to any prize in this Contest. Failure to do so by that deadline will result in automatic forfeiture of any prize in this Contest. Prizes 16. Grand Prize: A maximum of one (1) Grand Prize will be available for award per Qualifying Game to the one (1) Finalist assigned to that Qualifying Game if the Grand Prize winning requirements occur. Subject to verification of eligibility and compliance with the Contest rules, each Grand Prize winner (if any) will receive $5,000.00. The Grand Prize, if awarded, will be fulfilled in the form of a company check payable to the verified Grand Prize winner only and made available six (6) to eight (8) weeks from the date upon which the Grand Prize winner completes and submits all documents required by Station. There may be no Grand Prizes awarded in this Contest or, in the unlikely event of a Grand Prize winner for every Qualifying Game, there could be up to but no more than twelve (12) Grand Prize winners in this Contest. Odds of Winning 17. The odds of becoming a Finalist in the Contest depend on the number of eligible entrants received and the number of drawings each entrant is included in. The earlier you entry this Contest, the greater number of drawing that you will be included in and the greater your chance of winning. 18. The odds of a Finalist winning a Grand Prize depends on the performance of the individual batters during the 50th pitch thrown to a New York batter in the Qualifying Game that a Finalist is assigned to. Sponsors 19. This Contest is sponsored by CBS Radio East, LLC and Foxwoods Resort Casino. Million Dollar Media is the Contest Administrator for this Contest.
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