Syracuse Mets to Become Congueros de Syracuse for Copa de la Diversión™ Series Congueros de Syracuse to play three games as part of “Fun Cup™” series SYRACUSE, NY – The Syracuse Mets are excited to reveal a new identity for three games during the 2022 season as part of Minor League Baseball’s Copa de la Diversión™ (Fun Cup™) series. The Mets will become the Congueros de Syracuse on May 5th for Cinco de Mayo, July 14th for Latino Day, and September 8th. All three days are Dollar Thursdays. The Copa de la Diversión™ program is a Minor League Baseball initiative to connect Minor League Baseball teams with their diverse communities, embracing the culture and values that resonate with U.S. Latinos nationwide and celebrating U.S. Latino fans and communities. The name Congueros de Syracuse is an homage to the popularity of Conga drum, an instrument played in many Latin countries. Originating in Cuba, the sound of the Conga drums has traveled throughout the world and has now made its way into historic NBT Bank Stadium in Syracuse, NY. Congueros de Syracuse will honor & celebrate the music of the conga drums as well as the diverse Latin community in Central New York. The Congueros de Syracuse will wear red, white & blue jerseys and specialty caps on the field during Copa de la Diversión™ nights. Fans will be able to purchase on-field Congueros de Syracuse caps, replica jerseys, t-shirts, and more! All Congueros de Syracuse merchandise is available in the Syracuse Mets Team Store and online at syracusemets.milbstore.com. Tickets for Syracuse’s Copa de la Diversión games and all Syracuse Mets home games are on sale now at the Onondaga Coach Ticket Office at NBT Bank Stadium or over the phone (315-474-7833) during regular hours (Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or online anytime at syracusemets.com.

HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES PARTNER WITH CUREMARK ON SENSORY SAFE SUITE Partnership will create a better game experience for children with special needs and their families WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. (Mar. 31, 2022) – The Hudson Valley Renegades, the High-A affiliate of the New York Yankees, are pleased to partner with Curemark this season on a Sensory Safe Suite at Dutchess Stadium. Suite No. 8 will be redesigned as a fun, accommodating and functional space to create a better game experience for families with children on the autism spectrum and with special needs. The Curemark Sensory Safe Suite will have features that provide a feeling of comfort and relaxation at Renegades games while maintaining all of the engaging and standard aspects of a game at The Dutch. This will result in an atmosphere that allows guests in the suite to decompress and absorb the game with family and friends away from the louder, more frantic environments that exist throughout the ballpark. “Curemark is pleased to partner with the Hudson Valley Renegades, a New York Yankee affiliate, to sponsor a safe and fun space for children with autism and their families,” said Dr. Joan Fallon, CEO of Curemark. “Providing access to baseball, our national pastime, for all individuals is truly important to me. I am grateful to the Renegades for this opportunity.” For the 2022 season, the Renegades will be fielding applications from parties interested in a game in the Sensory Safe Suite. In accordance with Dutchess Stadium capacity restrictions, the suite can have a party of up to ­­12 people for any game. Families can request its use by reaching out to Community Partnerships and Guest Services Manager Marcella Costello (marcella@hvrenegades.com). “Having a sensory safe suite in our ballpark is not only an important community initiative but an enhancement to our overall fan experience,” said Steve Gliner, President and General Manager of the Renegades. “We know for a fact that families have been unable to attend Renegades games in the past due to sensory overload concerns. Now, thanks to our partners at Curemark, we can share the Renegades experience in a fun and accommodating way for families with children on the autism spectrum.” The Sensory Safe Suite’s unique look and infrastructure are courtesy of Fun and Function, a Pennsylvania-based company in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Fun and Function has worked with Curemark in the past to create sensory spaces throughout MiLB. For more information on the Curemark Sensory Safe Suite or the 2021 season, CLICK HERE or call (845) 838-0094. ABOUT THE HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES The Renegades are in their second season as the High-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. They have played their home games at Dutchess Stadium in Wappingers Falls, N.Y. since 1994. The Renegades open the 2022 season on Friday, April 8 at the Greenville Drive with a nine-game road trip before returning home for the hope opener at The Dutch on Tuesday, April 19 against the Brooklyn Cyclones. Single-game tickets are on sale now at https://www.milb.com/hudson-valley/tickets/single-game-tickets, by phone at (845) 838-0094 or at the ticket office at The Dutch. ABOUT DIAMOND BASEBALL HOLDINGS Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH) is a subsidiary of Endeavor, the global sports and entertainment company. DBH was formed in 2021 to support, promote, and enhance Minor League Baseball through professional management, best practices, innovation and investment. (DiamondBaseballHoldings.com).

Syracuse Mets 2022 Season: What to Know Before You Go Get all the information you need on Parking, Tickets, Promotions & more! SYRACUSE, NY – The Syracuse Mets 2022 season is right around the corner, and there is a lot to know before you head to NBT Bank Stadium. From the parking lot, to the Ticket Office, to promotions, and beyond, we have you covered! Parking – The Syracuse Mets offer convenient parking locations for fans at NBT Bank Stadium, this year parking costs $7 and is credit card ONLY! Tailgating is permitted in NBT Bank Stadium lots on the outside edges of each lot, please ask Parking Lot staff if there are any questions Tickets – The Onondaga Coach Ticket Office at NBT Bank Stadium is open Monday-Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to purchase tickets in-person or over the phone (315-474-7833). The Ticket Office is also open through the end of the game on Syracuse Mets home game days (phone orders cut off 2 hours before scheduled first pitch). You can purchase tickets online anytime at syracusemets.com Individual game tickets can be purchased in advance or on the day of the game Flex Plans & the Flex Plan Plus are still available – limited quantity available, so get yours before they sell out! COVID-19 – The Syracuse Mets will follow the guidance of Onondaga County throughout the 2022 season, so all policies are subject to change at any time There are currently no restrictions or mask mandates, however masks are encouraged inside Opening Day for the Syracuse Mets is Tuesday, April 5th vs. the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (Triple-A Yankees). First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m., gates open at 5:30 p.m. Opening Day features a bucket hat giveaway for the first 1,000 fans through the gates & a post-game fireworks celebration, all presented by Gannon Pest Control. Mookie Wilson will also be in attendance to throw out the first pitch & sign autographs for fans. General Manager Jason Smorol has also made a 51-degree guarantee for Opening Day. If the temperature on the outfield temperature board at NBT Bank Stadium says 51 degrees or higher at any point once gates open, every fan that has a ticket to the game will get a free ticket to any one game for the rest of April or May. Fans must exchange their ticket for the game of their choice. The Syracuse Mets will play the RailRiders five more times during the week: Wednesday, April 6th (6:35 p.m./gates open 5:30 p.m.) – All-You-Can-Eat Wednesday Thursday, April 7th (6:35 p.m./gates open 5:30 p.m.) – $1 Thursday & Donnie Baseball Day Friday, April 8th (6:35 p.m./gates open 5:30 p.m.) – Craft Beer & Fireworks Friday, presented by The Hops Spot Saturday, April 9th (6:35 p.m./gates open 5:30 p.m.) – Salt City Saturday & Magnet Schedule Giveaway, presented by Nave Law Firm (First 3,000 fans) Sunday, April 10th (1:05 p.m./gates open 12 p.m.) – Kids Eat Free Family Sunday & Post-game Run the Bases, presented by East Syracuse Chevrolet, A member of the West Herr Auto Group Tickets for Opening Day & all Syracuse Mets home games are on sale now at the Onondaga Coach Ticket Office at NBT Bank Stadium or over the phone (315-474-7833) during regular hours (Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or online anytime at syracusemets.com. Please contact Michael Tricarico for more information mtricarico@syracusemets.com.

Syracuse Mets Introduce Local Food Options: Danny’s Steaks & Pavone’s Pizza Fans can enjoy food from local CNY restaurants at NBT Bank Stadium! SYRACUSE, NY – The Syracuse Mets are introducing two new local food options to NBT Bank Stadium for the 2022 baseball season. Danny’s Steaks will be located in the stand down the left-field line, behind the Left Field Terrace. Pavone’s Pizza will be located in the old Third Base Concession Stand, located behind section 211. “We are thrilled to bring some local flavors to NBT Bank Stadium this year! Danny’s Steaks & Pavone’s Pizza are great supporters of our community, baseball, and great food,” said Syracuse Mets General Manager Jason Smorol. “These fantastic additions round out our already delicious menu featuring Hofmann hot dogs, hamburgers, poutine, chicken fingers, and beyond!” Danny’s Steaks at NBT Bank Stadium will feature: Cheese Steaks & Chicken Cheese Steaks Specialty French Fries Cold Beer Soda Pretzels Gourmet Giant Chocolate Chunk cookies Candy Danny’s Steaks is located in downtown Syracuse, in Armory Square, at 216 Walton Street. For more information, visit dannyssteaks.com. Pavone’s Pizza at NBT Bank Stadium will feature: Pizza Cold Beer Soda Pretzels Nachos Gourmet Giant Chocolate Chunk cookies Candy Pavone’s Pizza has four other locations throughout Central New York, including Syracuse, East Syracuse, and Manlius. For more information, visit pavonespizza.com. Opening Day for the Syracuse Mets is Tuesday, April 5th vs. the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (Triple-A Yankees). First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m. Opening Day features a bucket hat giveaway for the first 1000 fans through the gates & a post-game fireworks celebration, all presented by Gannon Pest Control. Tickets are on sale now at the Onondaga Coach Ticket Office at NBT Bank Stadium or over the phone (315-474-7833) during regular hours (Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or online anytime at syracusemets.com. Please contact Michael Tricarico for more information mtricarico@syracusemets.com.

BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS 3-25-22 A Bucket In Bowling Unless you go bowling on a regular basis, you probably don't know what a bucket is, even if you yourself have faced one. In order to understand what a bucket is, it helps to know a little about how bowling pins are set up on the bowling lane. A full set of 10 pins is known as a rack, which is set up in the shape of an equilateral triangle on the deck, or rear of the lane. Each pin is 15 inches tall and must be placed precisely 12 inches from neighboring pins. To aid in scoring and game tracking, each of the pins in a rack is assigned a specific number. If you're facing a rack of pins, the lead or head pin is No. 1. Subsequent pins are numbered 2 to 10, moving front to back, left to right. A bucket, not popular with bowlers, is a special kind of spare that leaves four pins in the shape of a diamond. Most bowlers distinguish between a right- handed bucket and a left-handed bucket. For righties, a bucket is the cluster of the 2,4,5 and 8 pins. For lefties, the bucket is the 3,5,6,9 cluster. The 1-2-3-5 cluster, although less common, is also known as a bucket. Some bowlers refer to these four-pin clusters as "dinner buckets," reserving the term "bucket" for a cluster of three pins such as 2-4-5 or 3-5-6. As with any leave, the goal is to pick up the spare, but clearing a bucket can prove challenging for bowlers. Unless your ball hits the spare just so, not all the pins will fall and you'll leave pins behind (known as an open frame). Most bowlers throw at a bucket using their normal hook shots, adjusting their positioning to have the ball hit the bucket in the same way they attempt to hit the pocket on their first shots. Other bowlers prefer a head-on-shot. Whatever shot you're using, the most important thing to remember is to make direct contact with the lead pin. Both the hook and the straight shot are good strategies on the 3-5-6-9 bucket, with the hook a bit more to the right than the straight throw. For the 2-4-5-8 bucket, even more difficult to pick up, the hook ball is the better shot because it is less likely to be deflected by the 8 pin. One should have fun with their bowling game so try to remember that bucket shots are all part of the game. I like the way one of my favorite PBA bowlers Norm Duke attacks the bucket.....straight on. The Bowling Tip By Mike Luongo Let's look at a couple of key bowling tips. One common mistake is the fact that all bowlers focus on the bowling pins when they are thinking of throwing the ball towards the pin deck. Instead, the right thing to do would be to look at the aiming arrows that are printed on the bowling lane. They are a straight line pointing towards the pin deck and are the most accurate way of making the right shot. Focus on the arrows and you will always get your shot where you want it to go. Another key tip.....while you are approaching it is particularly important that you keep your speed in check. Sometimes over-speeding when it comes to taking your bowling approach can be detrimental if you are thinking a faster approach might help you knock down more pins. Taking the right shot for the right situation is critical to score better and so this means that you need to choose between a straight throw and a hook at the right time. Whether you are a beginner or a professional senior bowler, your bowling sessions are incredibly important. Like every other sport, practice is the key for improvement Mike Luongo is a Certified IBPSIA Pro Shop Operator, Master Instructor, USSB Silver Level Coach and an Advisor Special Events Assistant with the Storm and Roto Grip Bowling Ball Company. Have a question, email him at mikel@stormbowling.com Local Scores Port Jervis Bowl Monday Mixed J.J. Wilhelm 265, 755, Gene Smith 237, 634, Keith Smith 235, 604, Michele Macedonio 180, Kyle Mathews 257, 656, Steve Fairweather 278, 634, Carena Collura 228, 566, Jaryl Scott 258, 674, Vinnie Collura 259, 740, John Jashembowski 255, 634, Serafin Rodriguez III a 231, 621, Liz Stubits 226, 580, Shane Cunningham 258, 664, Marianna Monaco 211, 542, Paul Minton 279, 739. Tuesday Mixed Edward Jones 255, Kyle Felter 268, 674, TC Conklin 226, 633, Anka Scott 248, 627, Robert Jahn 231, Lincoln Ranich 244, 679, Chris Morgan Sr. 248, 671, Fran Luzzi 207, 563, Josephine Zych 236, 615, Wayne Sniffen 300, 731. Port Jervis City Kyle Stevens 268, 753, Joe Biccum 255, Pedro Agapito 236, 686, Will Townsend 235, 628, Chris Morgan Sr. 233, 603, Brian Pastor 235, 677, Brittney Morgan 199, 564, Shelly Morgan 247, 600, Chris Morgan Jr. 246, 659, Francis Luzzi 215, 618, Derek Delaney 278, 690, Tom Hinkley 213, 607, John Ewanciw 256, 617, Gary Kinne 248, 653, Neal Bensley 258, 651, John Dietz 218, 610, Matthew Terwilliger 216, 624, Jeff Brown 221, 603, Shrek B 226, 649. Thursday Night Women's Erin McDonagh 213, 578, Michele Macedonio 202, 546, Stephanie Freeman 192, 514, Kristin Banse 190, 504, Kim DeGarmo 178, 464, Carol Flynn 198. Minisink Memorial Jaryl Scott 230, 623, Jordan Drew 259, 655, Gary Kinne 236, 618, Jerianne Baumgardner 177, 501, Steve Knapp 248, 652, Kyle Felter 244, 690, Justin Traynor 218, 612, Ray Willis Jr. 223, 611, Neal Bensley 248, 654, Makayla Csencsits 185, Brooke Csencsits 205, 548, Kyle Matthews 256, 661, Jason Csencsits 266, 681, Matt Shauger 222, Doug Romer 235, 666, Brigette Willis 192, 554, Jacob Loske 243, 639, Wayne Sniffen Jr. 225, 627. Sunday Doubles Ron Kalin 233, Heidi Willis 210, 574, Sean Pittack 231, 604, Karin Willis 202, 506, Shelly Morgan 227, 569, Brooke Csencsits 245, 550, Chris Morgan Sr. 224, 630, Sherri Laird 181, Bruce Eby 228, 665. Fox Bowling Center Wednesday Independent Andrew Bullis 279, 685, Bucky Bullis 224, 642, Frank Dicostanzo 230, 646, Shane Dirig 258, 635, Paul Gordon 258, 644, Ben Green 246, 644, Pete Green 233, 662, Dan Keesler 244, 644, Donnie Marino 237, 660, Mitch Persbacker 243, 667, Brian Tiffany 235, 605, Scott Wahl 236, 634, Roger Widmann 213, Zuke Wormuth 238, 605. Friday Couples Andy Bullis 244, 630, Shane Dirig 227, 643, Marc Fino 251, 636, Julie Martin 192, 520, Carol McGraw 202, 506, Brooke Rosengrant 224, 592, Dan Wormuth 224, 651. Sunday Youth Mixed Joshua Dunlap 107, 130, 142, Landon Fuller 180, 150, 156, 486, Dylan Johnson 101, Brooke Rajoppi 103, Donavan Rivera 106, 107, Landyn Robinson 149, 143, Livian Robinson 103, 129, Justin Roney 126, 102, Carter Wormuth 140, 169, 160, 469, Cooper Wormuth 112, 182, 120, 414, Luke Wormuth 124. Sunday Mixed Fun Mike Bowker 234, 637, Landon Fuller (youth) 190, 526, Mark Hitchcock 253, 601, Donnie Marino 266, 686, Rick Mills 229, 615. Ed Townsend is a Public Relations Consultant to the Sport of Bowling and brings over 65 years of sports journalism experience writing and compiling the information for this column. If you have league or tournament information, bowl a 300 game or 800 series, let Ed know at 845-439-8177 or email at bght75@gmail.com Read this column and see Ed's bowling photos at http://bght.blogspot.com

DON'T MISS OUR PRESEASON PARTY TOMORROW! Sending a friendly reminder that you’re invited to come out to PNC Field and join us for the RailRiders Preseason Party tomorrow from 11 AM – 2 PM. ADMISSION IS FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THE EVENT WILL INCLUDE: “Beat The Clock” single-game ticket sales promotion for our home opener on Tuesday, April 12, for field reserved seating only 11:00 AM – TICKETS ONLY $1.00 12:00 PM – TICKETS ONLY $2.00 1:00 PM – TICKTS ONLY $3.00 A Treasure Hunt and Sports Trivia where you can win prizes Kids Club pick up and registration presented by Casey Dental Live music Batting Practice for anyone who wants to step in the cage VIP tours of the ballpark Access to our Team Store to gear up on merchandise before the season To learn more about the party, click the button below. See you there! PRESEASON PARTY INFO Facebook ‌ Twitter ‌ Instagram ‌

BLASER TABBED AS 2022 HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES MANAGER Former Yankees minor league catcher highlights a new field staff for Hudson Valley WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. (March 24, 2022) – The New York Yankees announced their minor league field and support staffs for the 2022 season on Thursday. Tyson Blaser will take over as the manager of the Hudson Valley Renegades, the Yankees High-A affiliate. Blaser takes over at the 17th manager in team history and second in the Yankees era. He is joined on the coaching staff by Pitching Coach Spencer Medick (1st season), Hitting Coach Rob Benjamin (1st season) and Defensive Coach José Javier (1st season). They will be joined by Athletic Trainer Jonathan Becker (1st season), Strength Coach Danny Smith (2nd season), Clubhouse Manager Ryan Shute (2nd season), Video Manager Sullivan Lyons (1st season) and Advance Scouting Analyst Steven Dimaria (1st season). After a four-year playing career as a catcher and first baseman in the Yankees organization, Blaser begins his sixth season with Yankees Player Development. He spent the 2021 season as the manager of the FCL Yankees, who finished with a 36-16 record, the best in the FCL North Division and second-best in the 18-team Florida Complex League. Prior to his being named as the skipper of the FCL squad, Blaser served as an assistant coach in the organization with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (2017), the GCL Yankees 1 (2018) and the Short Season-A Staten Island (2019). He was set to manage the Rookie-level Pulaski Yankees in 2020 before the season was canceled owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. Blaser was an All-Big Ten and a four-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree at the University of Iowa, where he earned a degree in history and secondary education. After his playing career and before joining Yankees Player Development, he was a baseball coach and history teacher at United Township High School in East Moline, Illinois. Medick begins his first season in the Yankees organization in 2022 and makes his professional coaching debut with Hudson Valley. He previously served as a throwing trainer at Driveline Baseball, a data-driven baseball player development center in Kent, Washington from 2019-22. Before joining Driveline, he was the lead throwing trainer at Prime Sports Performance, and athletic training facility in Glen Arm, Maryland from 2018-19. He began working at Prime Sports Performance after finishing a four-year professional career as a left-handed pitcher. Medick pitched for the AZL Diamondbacks in 2014, going 3-0 with a 1.17 ERA (30.2IP/4ER) and 32K in 15 relief appearances. He then spent three seasons playing independent baseball in the Frontier League with the Southern Illinois Miners (2015), Joliet Slammers (2015-16, 18) and Evansville Otters (2018). He embarked on his professional career after pitching collegiately at Hampden-Sydney College (2010), Polk State College (Fla.) (2011), and Elon University (2012, 13). He graduated from Elon with a bachelor's degree in business administration and management. A resident of nearby Cornwall, New York, Benjamin begins his first season coaching in the Yankees organization after spending the previous three seasons with the Seattle Mariners. In 2021 he served as the hitting coach for the Low-A Modesto Nuts, overseeing an offense that led Low-A West in AVG (.277), OBP (.371) and walks (545), and finished second in doubles (253) and runs scored (722) despite playing only 115 games. Benjamin enjoyed a standout playing career at NJCAA powerhouse Tallahassee Community College before transferring to Baruch College in New York. He led Baruch to the CUNYAC Championship in 2001 and won CUNYAC Player of the Year and was a Division III All-American Honorable Mention. After college, Benjamin signed a professional contract with the Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League, and spent 17 years as an instructor at Baruch College (2002-05), City College of New York (05-07), St. Joseph’s College of Brooklyn (2010) and at elite training facilities across America. He holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in criminal justice from John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Javier enters his sixth season in the Yankees organization and his first with Hudson Valley in 2022, after spending 2021 with the Double-A Somerset Patriots as a defensive coach. He was scheduled to spend the 2020 season with Double-A Trenton before the season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Javier previously served as the lower level baserunning and outfield coordinator in 2019, and as the defensive coach for A-Advanced Tampa in 2018 and Single-A Charleston in 2017. He began coaching after a six-year playing career in the Yankees organization, having been signed as a non-drafted free agent in 2010. In 277 career games, he hit .250 (220-for-879) with 136R, 39 doubles, 13 triples, 13HR, 114RBI, 90BB and 56SB in 277 games. Becker joins the Renegades for his sixth season in the Yankees organization, having spent 2021 as the Athletic Trainer for the FCL Yankees, and from 2017-2020 with Staten Island. Prior to his tenure with the Yankees, Becker served as an athletic trainer for HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital and Nashville Community High School, both in Illinois. He graduated from McKendree University in 2013 with a B.S. in Athletic Training and interned in the Puget Sound Collegiate League in 2014. Smith begins his second season as the Renegades strength coach and sixth with the Yankees organization in 2022. Previous to his work with Hudson Valley in 2021, Smith spent three seasons (2018-2020) with Staten Island and one (2017) with Rookie-level Pulaski. Before joining the Yankees, Smith was the Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach for both Western Kentucky University in 2016-17 and the University of South Florida in 2015-16. He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford with a B.S. in Sports Medicine in 2014, and earned his M.S. in Sport and Exercise Science at Gannon University in 2015, where he served as a Graduate Assistant. Shute begins his second year as the Clubhouse Manager, and fourth in the organization, while Lyons and Dimaria each begin their first seasons in the Yankees organization in 2022. The Renegades were managed in 2021 by Dan Fiorito, who guided the team to a 71-49 record and a High-A East North Division Championship. His .592 winning percentage is second-best in team history, surpassed by only Charlie Montoyo’s .658 mark in one season guiding the Renegades in 1998. Fiorito departs to take over as the manager of the Double-A Somerset Patriots. ABOUT THE HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES The Renegades are in their second season as the High-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. They have played their home games at Dutchess Stadium in Wappingers Falls, N.Y. since 1994. The Renegades open the 2022 season on Friday, April 8 at the Greenville Drive with a nine-game road trip before returning home for the hope opener at The Dutch on Tuesday, April 19 against the Brooklyn Cyclones. Single-game tickets are on sale now at https://www.milb.com/hudson-valley/tickets/single-game-tickets, by phone at (845) 838-0094 or at the ticket office at The Dutch. ABOUT DIAMOND BASEBALL HOLDINGS Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH) is a subsidiary of Endeavor, the global sports and entertainment company. DBH was formed in 2021 to support, promote, and enhance Minor League Baseball through professional management, best practices, innovation and investment. (DiamondBaseballHoldings.com).

HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES NAME THE ENERGY CHECK ‘DESIGNATED ENERGY CONSULTANT’ Partnership will produce cost savings and improve environmental impact at The Dutch WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. (March 24, 2022) – The Hudson Valley Renegades have today announced a multi-year partnership with The Energy Check, being named the club’s Designated Energy Consultant. As part of the partnership, The Energy Check will support the Renegades energy management and efficiency, working to reduce energy costs for the team and its associated organizations. ‘’We’re delighted to have the Hudson Valley Renegades join us as part of our partnership portfolio. We were drawn to them due to their continuous drive in reducing consumption and their CO2 impact. Their latest project being the replacement of their stadium lighting with efficient LEDs demonstrated that they are committed, and that is the type of partner we want!” said David Winton, CEO of The Energy Check, Inc. “We’re now going to support them even further with energy monitoring systems, an ISO 50001 energy management system and energy efficient technology, to really drive down their consumption. As always, we’ll be supporting the team off the field and on the field and we can’t wait for the season to start!’’ The Energy Check is an energy consultancy focused on delivering energy cost, consumption, and CO2 emission reductions for businesses of all sizes across the globe. Their team supports businesses with energy procurement, ISO 50001 energy management systems, greenhouse gas assessments, energy audits, feasibility studies and energy improvement programs. The company is based out of Dover, Delaware, and is part of The Utility Check group with operations across the United States, United Kingdom, Jamaica, and Netherlands. Their vision is: “Working towards a future where energy doesn’t cost the earth.” “Partnering with The Energy Check has already yielded significant benefits to the Renegades due to volatility of the current energy market. By locking in a fixed electricity rate for the next several years, we are already seeing incredible savings on our electrical costs,” said Steve Gliner, President and General Manager of the Renegades. “The ability of The Energy Check to audit our electrical usage throughout the duration of the partnership will help to create additional opportunities that produce both environmental and financial advantages. We couldn't be more excited to be working with The Energy Check, the true energy experts.” ABOUT THE HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES The Renegades are in their second season as the High-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. They have played their home games at Dutchess Stadium in Wappingers Falls, N.Y. since 1994. The Renegades open the 2022 season on Friday, April 8 at the Greenville Drive with a nine-game road trip before returning home for the hope opener at The Dutch on Tuesday, April 19 against the Brooklyn Cyclones. Single-game tickets are on sale now at https://www.milb.com/hudson-valley/tickets/single-game-tickets, by phone at (845) 838-0094 or at the ticket office at The Dutch. ABOUT DIAMOND BASEBALL HOLDINGS Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH) is a subsidiary of Endeavor, the global sports and entertainment company. DBH was formed in 2021 to support, promote, and enhance Minor League Baseball through professional management, best practices, innovation and investment. (DiamondBaseballHoldings.com).

WESTCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER HEALTH NETWORK NAMED OFFICIAL HOSPITAL PARTNER OF THE HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES Partnership brings together two premier Hudson Valley brands to collaborate on a robust lineup of community-driven initiatives aimed at improving health and wellness for residents WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. (MARCH 16, 2022) – Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth) and the Hudson Valley Renegades, the High-A affiliate of the New York Yankees, announced today a major partnership making WMCHealth the inaugural Official Hospital Partner of the Renegades. “Our organizations are cornerstone brands of the Hudson Valley and touchstones for life events for residents of the communities we serve,” said Michael Israel, President and CEO, Westchester Medical Center Health Network. “As a network, we are deeply committed to ensuring the health and wellness of those in our local communities, and being able to partner with the Renegades presents a tremendous opportunity for us to advance that mission through new initiatives and programs.” At the heart of the partnership is a comprehensive community program that will have a lasting impact on Hudson Valley residents. Among the highlights of the community programs will be annual events promoting both partners’ dedication to the health and wellness of the communities they serve. WMCHealth, which employs more than 13,000 people and has nearly 3,000 attending physicians, will become the title sponsor of the Renegades Community Program, and the presenting sponsor of HOPE Week (Helping Others Persevere & Excel), a yearly organization-wide charitable initiative started by the Yankees in 2009. They also become title sponsor of We Care Wednesdays, a weekly promotion throughout the season aimed to integrate the non-profit community within Dutchess Stadium. “The Renegades are elated to welcome WMCHealth into the Renegades family!” said Steve Gliner, President and General Manager of the Renegades. “It was clear to us from the start that WMCHealth exemplifies many of the same community-focused values we hold true to our organization, and the synergy that exists between our two organizations will make for a very successful partnership.” The Renegades will also help to give back to the Foundations of WMCHealth with the new Runs for a Cause program. Each run scored at home during the season aims to encourage crowd-sourced fundraising efforts for the various subdivisions of WMCHealth’s network of services, including but not limited to, Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital, a member of WMCHealth and the only acute care children’s hospital in the region. ABOUT THE HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES The Renegades are in their second season as the High-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. They have played their home games at Dutchess Stadium in Wappingers Falls, N.Y. since 1994. The Renegades open the 2022 season on Friday, April 8 at the Greenville Drive with a nine-game road trip before returning home for the hope opener at The Dutch on Tuesday, April 19 against the Brooklyn Cyclones. Single-game tickets go on sale on Saturday, February 19 at https://www.milb.com/hudson-valley/tickets/single-game-tickets, by phone at (845) 838-0094 or at the ticket office at The Dutch. ABOUT DIAMOND BASEBALL HOLDINGS Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH) is a subsidiary of Endeavor, the global sports and entertainment company. DBH was formed in 2021 to support, promote, and enhance Minor League Baseball through professional management, best practices, innovation and investment. (DiamondBaseballHoldings.com). ABOUT WESTCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER HEALTH NETWORK The Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth) is a 1,700-bed healthcare system headquartered in Valhalla, New York, with 10 hospitals on eight campuses spanning 6,200 square miles of the Hudson Valley. WMCHealth employs more than 13,000 people and has nearly 3,000 attending physicians. The Network has Level 1, Level 2, and Pediatric Trauma Centers, the region’s only acute care children’s hospital, an academic medical center, several community hospitals, dozens of specialized institutes and centers, Comprehensive and Primary Stroke Centers, skilled nursing, assisted living facilities, home-care services and one of the largest mental health systems in New York State. Today, WMCHealth is the pre-eminent provider of integrated health care in the Hudson Valley. For more information about WMCHealth, visit WMCHealth.org or follow WMCHealth on Facebook.com/WMCHealth or Instagram.com/WMCHealth.

Syracuse Mets Introduce the Amazin’ Giveaway Pack for 2022 Amazin’ Giveaway Packs give fans an option to guarantee a giveaway item SYRACUSE, NY – This season, fans can guarantee that they receive the giveaway items on select dates by purchasing an Amazin’ Giveaway Pack: a ticket option that includes a ticket to the game and guarantees an individual the giveaway item for that day’s game. Amazin’ Giveaway Packs are $25 for a 200-level ticket to a game and one giveaway item on that date or $27 for a 100-level ticket to a game and one giveaway item on that date. Amazin’ Giveaway Packs are only available on specific dates, and only 300 Amazin’ Giveaway packs per date. Amazin’ Giveaway Packs are available for 7 games at NBT Bank Stadium this season: Saturday, May 7th vs. Lehigh Valley @ 6:35 p.m. – Guarantees a Stars and Stripes jersey, courtesy of Lockheed Martin Thursday, June 9th vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre @ 6:35 p.m. – Guarantees a Pride Day jersey, courtesy of Northwestern Mutual Thursday, July 14th vs. Jacksonville @ 6:35 p.m. – Guarantees a COPA jersey, courtesy of NBT Bank Saturday, August 13th vs. Buffalo @ 6:35 p.m. – Guarantees a Phil Regan “Vulture” bobblehead, courtesy of the Embassy Suites at Destiny USA Saturday, August 27th vs. Rochester @ 6:35 p.m. – Guarantees a Salt Potatoes jersey, courtesy of Coca-Cola Sunday, August 28th vs. Rochester @ 1:05 p.m. – Guarantees a Tater Tot bobblehead, courtesy of SafeKids Upstate NY Thursday, September 15th vs. Buffalo @ 6:35 p.m. – Guarantees an Irish Night jersey, courtesy of Loretto For more information on Amazin’ Giveaway Packs or to purchase them, fans can visit milb.com/syracuse/tickets/amazin-giveaway-pack. Amazin’ Giveaway Packs, Season Tickets, Flex Plans, and individual game tickets can all be purchased at the Syracuse Mets Ticket Office or over the phone, 315-474-7833, during regular business hours (Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.), or online anytime at SyracuseMets.com. Opening Day for the Syracuse Mets is scheduled for Tuesday, April 5th at 6:35 p.m. at NBT Bank Stadium against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. The first 1000 fans through the gates that day will receive a bucket hat & all fans can enjoy a post-game fireworks extravaganza, all courtesy of Gannon Pest Control. Please follow the Syracuse Mets on social media or check syracusemets.com for the most up-to-date information on 2022 Syracuse Mets tickets, promotions, and more.

Syracuse Mets 2022 Individual Game Tickets Available Now Individual Syracuse Mets game tickets now available in addition to season tickets and flex plans SYRACUSE, NY – Individual game tickets for 2022 Syracuse Mets games at NBT Bank Stadium are now available for purchase. Fans can purchase tickets for specific games in person Monday through Friday at the Onondaga Coach Ticket Office at NBT Bank Stadium from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or online anytime at syracusemets.com. 2022 Syracuse Mets season tickets and Flex Plans are also still available for purchase. The Syracuse Mets have maintained individual, group, and Flex Plan ticket prices for the 2022 season. This marks two seasons without an increase; a single-game ticket will be $14 in the 300-level, $16 in the 200-level, and $18 in the 100-level. There is a $2 discount for seniors (62 & older), youth (12 & under), and military with a valid ID. Groups of 15 or more can purchase tickets for $10 in the 300-level, $12 in the 200-level and $14 in the 100-level. Groups can also enjoy catered parties during home games at NBT Bank Stadium. Visit syracusemets.com for more information. Flex Plan pricing remains the same at $100 per Flex Plan, which includes (10) undated ticket vouchers that can be used for any regular season home game at NBT Bank Stadium (only $10 per seat). The Flex Plan Plus remains at $175 and includes a Flex Plan (10 undated vouchers) plus $50 in food and beverage vouchers as well as 10 parking passes. Fans can purchase individual tickets, season tickets, a Flex Plan, a Flex Plan Plus, and book group rates now by calling the Onondaga Coach Ticket Office at NBT Stadium at 315-474-7833. If you have any questions, you can call the Ticket Office or email Will Commisso at wcommisso@syracusemets.com. Opening Day for the Syracuse Mets is scheduled for Tuesday, April 5th at 6:35 p.m. at NBT Bank Stadium against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. The first 1,000 fans through the gate that day will receive a bucket hat, and all fans will enjoy a post-game fireworks show, all courtesy of Gannon Pest Control. Please follow the Syracuse Mets on social media or check syracusemets.com for the most up-to-date information on 2022 Syracuse Mets tickets, promotions, and more.

Nitro Circus Set to Explode Across North America with All-New Tour: Good, Bad & Rad Presented by ASHOC ACTION PACKED TREK COMING TO BINGHAMTON: MIRABITO STADIUM ON JUNE 18, 2022 Tickets On Sale March 9 at 10:00 AM BINGHAMTON, NY – For nearly two decades, Nitro Circus has been defined by the good, the bad, and the rad. This wild crew of action sports heroes, led by NBC “America’s Got Talent: Extreme” competitors Ryan “R Willy” Williams and the Contraption Kings plus Aaron “Wheelz” Fotheringham, has stunned crowds across the globe with an incandescent mix of world’s first tricks, bone-crushing fails and comedic moments. Now these thrill-loving hellraisers are back with a rip-roaring new live show: Good, Bad & Rad presented by A SHOC. Produced by Nitro Circus, the tour will take over outdoor stadiums across North America including a Saturday, June 18 Binghamton show at Mirabito Stadium. Tickets will be available for purchase at nitrocircus.com beginning Wednesday, March 9 at 10 AM. Nitro Circus: Good, Bad & Rad presented by A SHOC is built from the core, driven by unbelievable content and crazy new contraptions that fuel the sketchy, scary and risky dangers of big-air action sports entertainment. This all-new show features Nitro Circus stars like the Contraption Kings - three-time X Games gold medalist Williams, all-around stunt master Dusty Wygle, decorated BMX athlete Kurtis Downs (also a TBS “Go-Big Show” finalist), BMX pro Todd Meyn and cool under pressure rider Josh Roberts - along with fellow “America’s Got Talent: Extreme” competitor Fotheringham, whose refusal to let his wheelchair limit him has inspired fans from Nitro Circus shows to the Paralympic Games. The February 21 premiere of “America’s Got Talent” topped the ratings, demonstrating strong fan demand for Nitro Circus’ brand of huge tricks and jaw-dropping feats. Joining the Contraption Kings and Fotheringham are freestyle motocross legend Adam Jones, Australian FMX stars Blake “Bilko” Williams and Jarryd McNeil, female FMX athlete Kassie Boone, plus skateboarding pro Beaver Fleming and more fan favorites. Good, Bad & Rad will also shine the spotlight on new talent who will soon be household names for the next generation. Williams says, “I can’t wait to hit the road with this insane new show! The production team have really outdone themselves this time – Good, Bad & Rad definitely brings the crazy like only Nitro Circus can. We have some sick surprises in store for our North America fans, and to get ready I’ve been working hard at R Willy Land cooking up some huge new tricks that I am so pumped to finally debut!” This new show captures the camaraderie of these thrill-loving daredevils who risk their lives pushing the limits, and the excitement they share with the crowd when greatness is achieved. Fans will have a deeper personal perspective, getting under the helmet to know their favorite athletes better than ever before, especially with a new on-field, premier Club Nitro VIP experience that literally puts fans in the middle of the action. Audiences from coast to coast will also be blown away by incredible new entertainment features like the Fun Box and epic new contraptions such as a flying lawnmower and a tandem pit bike. Joe Carr, CEO of Thrill One Sports & Entertainment – Nitro Circus’ parent company – says, “After a very successful return to the road last year, Nitro Circus is going even bigger in 2022 with a brand-new tour. Across the board, this will be one of the busiest years in Nitro Circus history with 21 North American shows already confirmed and more to be added. I know that the athletes are excited to get back in front of live audiences and reconnect with our fans.” NITRO CIRCUS: GOOD BAD & RAD PRESENTED BY A SHOC 2022 North America Tour SHOW DATE CITY, STATE VENUE June 18 Binghamton, NY Mirabito Stadium Nitro Circus: Good, Bad & Rad is presented by A SHOC, Thrill One Sports & Entertainment’s Official Energy Drink. A SHOC’s performance-boosting energy beverages, inspired by the active California lifestyle, are a healthier way to energize with thoughtfully sourced ingredients. A SHOC meets the progression of action sports athletes’ commitment to training and competition with products that elevate their performance and focus in a more natural way. Since launching its touring business over a decade ago, Nitro Circus has gone on to perform on five continents and established itself as a major global live event property. To date, Nitro Circus has performed more than 360 shows in over 30 countries worldwide in stadiums, arenas and festivals with a wild mix of huge world’s first tricks, jaw-dropping stunts and outrageous fun. About Nitro Circus: Nitro Circus, a global sports entertainment leader, creates electrifying live events and unbelievable original content that at once exhilarates, captivates and inspires thrill-seeking fans worldwide. Co-founded in 2003 by iconic superstar Travis Pastrana, Nitro Circus has since grown into a multiplatform phenomenon creating spectacular live events, progressive competitions, hit television programming and innovative digital offerings. With over three million tickets sold to date, linear content that has aired in over 60 countries and a burgeoning consumer products business, Nitro Circus is at the forefront of sports and entertainment. For more information visit nitrocircus.com. Nitro Circus is part of Thrill One Sports & Entertainment, a next-generation content company that lives at the nexus of sports, entertainment and lifestyle, combining the resources of Nitro Circus, Street League Skateboarding (SLS) Nitro Rallycross and Thrill One Media. A multi-media platform founded in 2020, Thrill One is dedicated to creating mind-blowing action sports events and original content, fueled by the most daring athletes, talent and brands in thrill-based entertainment. Thrill One Sports & Entertainment also boasts one of the largest aggregate social audiences in action sports, with over 40 million followers across its multiple brand pages and channels. Go to thrillone.com for additional information.