When there is a doubleheader in MLB?

Question

Do they have to stop beer sales in 7th inning of the first game or can the sell through to the 7th of the second game?

Answer 1

THEY STOP IT AFTER THE 7TH IN THE 1ST GAME BECAUSE Day-night
A day-night doubleheader is one in which the first game is played in the early afternoon and the other is played at night; in this scenario, spectators have to pay twice to gain admittance to both games. Except in rare circumstances, such as a rain makeup, and only with the approval of the MLBPA, this is illegal under terms of the 2002 Collective Bargaining Agreement. The Elias Sports Bureau does not include this as a doubleheader for the sake of the record books. These types of doubleheaders are favored by Major league clubs as with the fiscal environment of baseball today, the clubs can still make their money for two games instead of one for two games.


[edit] Twi-night
In a twi-night doubleheader, the first game is played in the twilight, or late afternoon; after the first game ends, there is a break of usually 20 to 30 minutes, after which the second game is played. Fans in this case get to see both games for the price of a single ticket. Under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, this is legal provided the start time is no later than 5 p.m. These types of doubleheaders, usually as a result of a rainout, are more common in Minor League Baseball. Since the fiscal demands are not as huge as the Major Leagues, Minor league clubs are more willing to do these types of doubleheaders.


[edit] ClassicSOME PEOPLE DO NOT STAY FOR BOTH.

Answer 2

If it's a split doubleheader (i.e., separate tickets for each game) then they'd stop selling after the 7th. If it's a regular one (one ticket for both games), then they wouldn't because the two games are considered one event.

Answer 3

They have a double header to either make up for a suspended game or a rescheduled game.
As for beer sales, I do not know.

Answer 4

I don't get the question