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The following sets forth the policies and rules applicable to the purchase of a Postseason Ticket Reservation and its associated Postseason ticket through the MLB.com Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace. In addition to the policy and rules set forth below, all use of the Postseason Ticket Reservation system is subject to the MLB.com Terms of Use and the terms of sale presented on this website at the time of any purchase. Any information provided by you to the Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace will be handled in accordance with the MLB.com Privacy Policy.

What are you buying when you purchase 2010 Postseason Ticket Reservations.

The Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace offers for sale the guaranteed right to purchase ticket(s) at the face value price (limit two (2) per team, per series, per household) to see your selected team play in a designated home game of the 2010 MLB Postseason if the team selected qualifies to play in that game (and such game is necessary in the applicable series). If/when your selected team qualifies for the game you designate (and such game is determined to be necessary in the series), you will receive an e-mail at the e-mail address associated with your MLB.com account notifying you to return to the Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace where you will be able to purchase one (1) face value ticket for each applicable reservation purchased.

As an example, you can buy two (2) 2010 NLDS Home Game 1* Postseason Ticket Reservations for your favorite team. If that team qualifies for the NLDS it will play in Home Game 1 so your two (2) 2010 Home Game 1 NLDS Postseason Ticket Reservations give you the right to login to the Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace, purchase your two (2) reserved tickets and be on your way to see your team play in Home Game 1 of the 2010 NLDS!

*Home Game 1: 2010 NLDS Home Game 1 will either be the first (1st) or third (3rd) game of the NLDS based on whether your selected team has home field advantage for the 2010 NLDS.

If you buy a Postseason Ticket Reservation and your team doesn't qualify to play in the game you selected (or the game you designated is not played in the series) there is no refund of the price paid, which includes any service charges and transaction fees. There is a $1 per order transaction fee for each transaction to purchase Postseason Ticket Reservation(s).

*Home Game 1: Will either be Game 1 or Game 3 of the series based on your team's seeds.

If you buy 2010 NLDS Postseason Ticket Reservations and your team doesn't make it to the 2010 MLB Postseason or the potential Home Game (Game 4 if the higher seed or Game 5) you hold Postseason Ticket Reservations there is no refund of the price paid for the 2010 NLDS Postseason Ticket Reservations.

Quantity limits on Postseason Ticket Reservations

A maximum of two (2) Postseason Ticket Reservations per team, per series and per household.

Price of a Postseason Ticket Reservation

The price of Postseason Ticket Reservation differs for each series of the 2010 MLB Postseason. Postseason Ticket Reservations for the Division Series have a price of $10 each; Postseason Ticket Reservations for the League Championship Series, $15 each; and Postseason Ticket Reservations for the World Series, $20 each. In addition, there is a $1 per order transaction fee that will be charged on each Postseason Ticket Reservation transaction. For example, if you purchase two (2) Postseason Ticket Reservations for the Division Series as part of one (1) order, the total purchase price will be $21.

Seat location information

Users who purchase two (2) Postseason Ticket Reservations in one (1) transaction will be guaranteed, if the selected team plays in the selected game, the opportunity to purchase two (2) adjacent seats for that game. The actual location within the ballpark of the tickets available for purchase will affect the purchase price of that ticket. There is no guarantee regarding the location of the ticket(s) available for purchase with a Postseason Ticket Reservation. Ticket location information will be provided to users who receive the opportunity to purchase tickets to an MLB Postseason game at the time of purchase.

The Marketplace for Postseason Ticket Reservations will be open for a limited time.

The Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace for the each MLB team is open (a) until a team is mathematically eliminated from contention for the 2010 MLB Postseason; or (b) until the date one (1) week prior to the start of each Postseason series.

The latest possible closing times for each 2010 Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplaces is:

• 2010 Division Series: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at 11:59 pm ET.

• 2010 League Championship Series: Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at 11:59pm ET.

• 2010 World Series: Wednesday, October 21, 2010 at 11:59pm ET.

When exercising your Postseason Ticket Reservation, you must purchase your tickets from this website within the applicable purchase window set forth in the e-mail notification you receive when reserved ticket(s) become available for purchase, which purchase window will close well before the scheduled start of the game for which you are holding a reservation. No ticket purchases will be processed after the conclusion of the applicable purchase window set forth in your notification e-mail. If you do not purchase your reserved ticket(s) in time, your reservation will expire. No refunds of the purchase price of Postseason Ticket Reservation(s) will be granted, for any reason.

Please note that the 2010 Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace closes for all games one week prior to the start of the applicable series. This includes games that may not be necessary depending on the outcome of the first games of a series, for example the fourth (4th) and fifth (5th) game of a Division Series or the fifth (5th), sixth (6th) and seventh (7th) games of the League Championship Series or World Series.

In the event that MLB.com determines to allow for trading of Postseason Ticket Reservations, the Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace for a given Postseason series will not close for a given team until it is eliminated from contention or until the time when the ticket purchase window expires for those holding reservations for a designated game, whichever is later.

You will be able to buy your ticket(s) as soon as an MLB Postseason game matchup is determined and certain to occur.

If/when the team for which you purchased a Postseason Ticket Reservation qualifies to play in the game you designated (and such game is determined to be necessary in the series), you will receive an e-mail sent to the e-mail address associated with your MLB.com account informing you that the ticket(s) are available for purchase. The e-mail will contain instructions regarding how to complete the purchase of your ticket(s). You must purchase your ticket(s) within the applicable purchase window set forth in the e-mail notification you receive, which purchase window will expire well before the scheduled start time of the game for which you purchased a reservation. Ticket purchases will be at the face value price, with no additional fees. Your tickets will be mailed to you at the mailing address of the credit or debit card used to purchase your ticket(s). However, if time does not allow for mail (i.e. too close to game time), alternate means of delivery will be made available, of which you will be notified when you are purchasing your ticket(s).

Ticket(s) sold from this website to those holding a Postseason Ticket Reservation will be available at face value.

If the team for which you purchased a Postseason Ticket Reservation qualifies to play in the game you selected (and such game is determined to be necessary in the series), you will be able to purchase one (1) ticket at the face value price for such game with each Postseason Ticket Reservation purchased. The Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace makes no guarantees as to the actual face value price for 2010 MLB Postseason tickets. The face value for tickets to each series in the 2010 MLB Postseason will not be determined until just prior to the start of the Postseason. For reference purposes only, the face value of MLB Postseason tickets fell within the following ranges in 2009:

• 2009 Division Series: $5-$375

• 2009 League Championship Series: $10-$400

• 2009 World Series: $50-$425

There is no guarantee that the face value prices for 2010 MLB Postseason tickets will be the same as the prices charged in 2009. No additional fees will be charged at the time of purchase of 2010 MLB Postseason tickets made available to those holding valid Postseason Ticket Reservations.

Transaction fees will apply to each purchase of a Postseason Ticket Reservation.

There will be a $1 per order transaction fee for each 2010 Postseason Ticket Reservation order.

Trading or transfer or Postseason Ticket Reservations.

The trading or transfer to any person or entity of Postseason Ticket Reservations is not currently permitted by the Postseason Ticket Reservation marketplace. In the event that MLB.com determines to allow the trading of Postseason Ticket Reservations, notice will be provided on this website. The rules and policies associated with such trading will be made available to users not later than the time when trading becomes permissible. Any trading of Postseason Ticket Reservations will be governed by the rules and policies published by MLB.com on this website.

Game schedules are subject to change.

The ticket(s) you purchase with your Postseason Ticket Reservation(s), if any, will be valid for the designated 2010 MLB Postseason home game of the team you have selected. All 2010 MLB Postseason game dates and times are determined in the sole discretion of the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball and are subject to change. The terms and conditions of any ticket(s) purchased with Postseason Ticket Reservation(s) will govern in the event a legal game, as defined by Major League Baseball, is not played due to weather, an act of God, an act of terrorism, civil disturbance or any other reason. MLB.com will not be responsible for Acts of God, acts of terrorism, civil disturbances, work stoppage or any other natural disaster outside its control that may cause the cancellation or postponement of any 2010 MLB Postseason game.