The Milwaukee Brewers made waves this week when they announced a presale aimed at keeping Chicago Cubs fans out of Miller Park, but they're taking things to a new level now.
On Friday morning, the Brewers posted a new tweet announcing the sale, which will only be open to Wisconsin residents. The Brewers parodied the Cubs' famous tune "Go, Cubs, Go," and took their rivalry with the team up a notch:
Cubs fans hoping to make the pilgrimage to Miller Park to see their beloved team take on the Brewers may have a tougher time scoring tickets this year after the Brewers announced their Wisconsin-only presale Thursday:
“It’s not that we dislike Cubs fans, per se. We just really prefer Brewers fans,” the team said in a tweet announcing the promotion.
True to form, the Cubs responded with a tweet of their own, inviting fans of all stripes to purchase tickets to games at Wrigley Field:
"Reminder that EVERYBODY can buy Cubs tickets starting Feb. 23, even if you live in Wisconsin!" the Cubs said.
The 10 games between the Brewers and Cubs at the ballpark will go on sale beginning at 9 a.m. Friday morning, and will continue through Feb. 15 at midnight, according to the team. Wisconsin residents can purchase up to eight tickets, but must have a valid Wisconsin address to do so.
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Other teams have tried similar tactics against Chicago fans, including the Nashville Predators, who have infamously tried to shut Blackhawks fans out of Bridgestone Arena.
The Brewers have been gunning for the Cubs all offseason long, with an hilarious social media battle and with the team acquiring talented players like Lorenzo Cain and Christian Yelich to bolster their roster.
