Statistics help fans analyze a baseball player’s career, from quantifying a slugger’s batting average to measuring a right fielder’s apathy. See numbers come to life with this deal to see the Wilson Tobs’ season opener against the Petersburg Generals at Fleming Stadium. For $24, you get a game-day package on Tuesday, May 29, at 7:05 p.m. (a $49 total value), which includes the following:

• Four tickets for general-admission seating in sections 201–208 (a $6 value each). Gates open at 6 p.m.
• Four chili dogs (a $2.75 value each)
• Four orders of chips (a $1 value each)
• Four fountain drinks (a $2.50 each)<p>

As members of the Coastal Plain League, a confederation of top college players staying hot for the summer, the Wilson Tobs kick off the 2012 season with a matchup against their North Division rivals, the Petersburg Generals. In the past, the Tobs’ roster has helped cultivate such star players as current Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Justin Verlander. This year, Clemson first baseman Joe Costigan returns to the Tobs dugout along with St. Louis University pitcher Jon Levin, whose four wins tied for the team lead in 2011. The Tobs kick off their cleats at their home field, Fleming Stadium, a hallowed park whose 73-year history has seen appearances by the likes of Elvis Presley—the King himself—and Mickey Mantle—a player notorious for gyrating his hips before every swing.