Viewing Party with Dan Baker, Part 2

Come on out to Chickie's & Pete's in Bordentown, NJ to watch the Phillies/Yankees game on Thursday night, June 17th! It's Chickie's & Pete's Summer Nights at the Ballpark promotion and Phillies public address announcer Dan Baker will be in the house, announcing the game as though he is at the ball park and conducting phan trivia with prizes between innings.

Party with the PhoulBallz crew and some fellow Philadelphia bloggers like Mister Tug from TheFightins.com, Chris of Long Drive fame and perhaps another rare public appearance from the 701 Level guys (Shep & Gil). You can also meet the star of this year's TastyKake ad campaign, Jaimie Mac!

Happy hour is from 5-7pm, featuring discounted pizza, nachos, crab fries & other food as well as $1 domestic beers. Also, Bud & Bud Light beer specials will be in effect during the game.

So, my phriends, come on out to meet Dan Baker, play some trivia, root-root-root for the Phillies and TWEET UP with your favorite Philadelphia sports bloggers.

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