Brewers admit Timeless Ticket program fell short of promise to fans

The Milwaukee Brewers acknowledged failing to honor the spirit of their 2015 "Timeless Ticket" program, which promised 1,000 fans the best available seat at any future home game for $1,000. President Rick Schlesinger sided with ticket holders after some were offered fourth-level or standing-room seats for the World Series. Schlesinger admitted internal communication errors and said the team is working on a resolution, regretting the mistake. Fans like brothers Kevin and Kyle Deaton refused the offered terrace-level seats, arguing they were not the best available, and Milwaukee offered alternative options like keeping the ticket for future games. The controversy comes as the Brewers, who won 103 regular-season games, swept the Los Angeles Dodgers to reach the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. The team is seeking its first-ever championship, with the disputed tickets tied to that historic postseason run.