CBSSports.com wire reports
MIAMI -- Like it or not, the sound of the world cup is coming to Florida Marlins baseball.
The Marlins are giving away 15,000 air horns to fans at Saturday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays. The horns are smaller, but similar to a vuvuzela, the noisemaker that's all the rage at the World Cup.
This promotion has been in the works by Marlins officials for months, thinking it will be a hit in soccer-mad South Florida.
Not every other sports venue is so keen on the horn craze, with a fan being asked to leave a New York Yankees game this week for blaring a vuvuzela and Wimbledon even has issued reminders that the noisemakers won't be allowed for its tournament starting Monday.
If i had tickets to that game ,i would give them away....
MIAMI -- Like it or not, the sound of the world cup is coming to Florida Marlins baseball.
The Marlins are giving away 15,000 air horns to fans at Saturday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays. The horns are smaller, but similar to a vuvuzela, the noisemaker that's all the rage at the World Cup.
This promotion has been in the works by Marlins officials for months, thinking it will be a hit in soccer-mad South Florida.
Not every other sports venue is so keen on the horn craze, with a fan being asked to leave a New York Yankees game this week for blaring a vuvuzela and Wimbledon even has issued reminders that the noisemakers won't be allowed for its tournament starting Monday.
If i had tickets to that game ,i would give them away....
