This is an Original 100% Authentic Full Unused Season Ticket from the 2009 MLB Season

June 19, 2009 Seattle Mariners vs Baltimore Orioles at Safeco Field in Seattle, WA.

6/19/2009

Brandon Morrow Bobblehead Night

SAFECO FIELD pictured on the ticket
RARE TERRACE CLUB TICKET!!!!

KEN GRIFFEY JR. "Junior"

HR #618

618th HOME RUN

LAST CAREER PINCH HIT HOME RUN

1-RUN, 1-HIT, 2-RBI, 1-HR

HALL OF FAME

ICHIRO SUZUKI HIT #1895, SB #327

ADRIAN BELTRE RUN #807 HIT #1651

ROB JOHNSON 2nd CAREER TRIPLE

RUSSELL BRANYAN HR #149

MIGUEL MONTERO HR #18

Griffey, Johnson fuel Mariners' late comeback vs. D-backs

SEATTLE -- The potential for this kind of moment was what brought Ken Griffey Jr. back to Seattle this spring after a decade away.  The 39-year-old Junior turned a scheduled day off into the most memorable night so far of his rollicking return season, hitting a pinch-hit, two-run homer to tie the Arizona Diamondbacks in the eighth inning.  Minutes later, Rob Johnson drove in Chris Woodward with the go-ahead run off Tony Pena to give the Mariners a dramatic 4-3 victory on Friday night.  "Today was special," Griffey said, grinning over his 618th career home run, the hugs he got from nearly every giddy teammate and then the fans' curtain call he answered by emerging from the dugout and tipping his batting helmet.  "Just a little chance of giving back, appreciating all the things they've done for me over the years," Griffey said of the people who have loved him since he was a 19-year-old rookie star here two decades ago.  Jon Garland pitched seven scoreless innings against the major leagues' lowest-scoring team, and appeared on his way to his first win in a month -- until the Mariners scored four times off two relievers in their four-run eighth inning.  Miguel Batista (4-2) pitched a scoreless eighth for Seattle, and David Aardsma struck out the side in the ninth for his 13th save in 14 chances. He set down Miguel Montero for the final out with Eric Byrnes at second base.  Scott Schoeneweis replaced Garland in the eighth and allowed a solo homer to Russell Branyan, who had returned after attending the funeral of his grandfather in Georgia. Pena (5-3) entered and allowed a single to Adrian Beltre, who reached third before Griffey came to plate to thrill the crowd of 27,319.  The fans roared even more when Griffey hit Pena's first pitch into the right-center bleachers for his sixth career pinch-hit home run and first since Sept. 25, 2006, when he was with his hometown Cincinnati Reds.  Pena became the 399th pitcher to allow a home run to Griffey. All seven of his home runs this season have come off a first-time victim.  Woodward followed with his second hit of the night -- his first two since Sept. 27, 2007, when he was with Atlanta. Then Johnson lined a pitch from Pena into the left-field corner to score the go-ahead run.  Seattle starter Jarrod Washburn allowed a season-low three hits, but also three runs -- two earned -- in seven innings.  Montero made it 3-0 in the fourth, driving a fastball from Washburn off the yellow line atop the right-center field wall for his third home run.  The Mariners lost left fielder Endy Chavez to an apparently serious right knee injury in the fifth when he flipped hard to the turf in a collision with shortstop Yuniesky Betancourt on a pop fly. Chavez appeared to call for it but Betancourt caught it, and Chavez was carted from the field shaking his head with a trainer at this side.

ULTRA RARE FULL CLUB SEASON TICKET IN MINT/NM CONDITION!!!

You get the ticket in the photos.  No Creases, Beautiful ticket!!!

Ticket measures 2-1/4 x 6 Inches

TERRACE CLUB Section 237 - Row 1 - Seat 3

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