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American Seating supplies the seats for 2011 MLB World Series

All four teams in the recent MLB Playoffs and the World Series have American Seating seats - all made right here in the USA: St. Louis Cardinals’, Texas Rangers’, Detroit Tigers’ and Milwaukee Brewers’ stadiums feature 174,655 American Seating seats


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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., USA—Oct. 21, 2011— Baseball’s a sport laced with superstition – from the Boston Red Sox’s decades-long “Curse of the Bambino” to Detroit Tigers Manager Jim Leyland refusing to change his underwear during a September winning streak – it’s a storied past.
 
With the 2011 World Series tied heading into Game 3 on Saturday between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Texas Rangers, there just might be another reason for baseball players, managers, owners and fans to be superstitious:
 
Both teams’ stadiums in the 2011 Major League Baseball World Series feature seats made by Grand Rapids, Mich.-based American Seating.
 
In fact, all four teams’ stadiums in the 2011 American and National League Playoffs feature American Seating seats. 
 
“We like to joke that if you want to get to the Playoffs and the World Series, your team better use American Seating seats,” said Bruce Weener, vice president, sales, American Seating. “Maybe there’s something to it!”
 
Here’s the rundown: 



 That’s 174,655 seats – not counting seats from the past and many other major- and minor-league stadiums across country.
 
“We’re proud to be providing the seating for America’s favorite pastime,” Weener said.
 



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