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Exciting News for Baseball Fans – Yankees vs Red Sox in London in 2019

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    In June 2019, a Major League Baseball series will take place in London between 2 exciting teams – the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox.  This is the first-time ever a professional baseball series will be played overseas.

    This is exciting for miles & points enthusiasts who are baseball fans.  Because there are lots of cheap ways to book awards to Europe.  And because you can earn bonus cash back paying for tickets to the inaugural series with a card like the Capital One® Savor® Cash Rewards Credit Card. 

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    Major League Baseball Is Heading to the Europe for the First-Time Ever! It’s Sure to Be a Fantastic 2-Game Series Between the Yankees and Red Sox!

    The 2-game series will be played at London Stadium, home of the 2012 Olympics Games!

    Here are some more details on the series:

    I know some loyal Yankees fans who can’t wait to travel overseas to watch their favorite team take on their biggest rival!

    And it’s exciting to see Major League Baseball try something new.  The National Football League has hosted games in Europe for 10+ years.  And the National Basketball Association is hugely successful globally, including enormous success in London since 2011.

    If you’re planning to attend the series in London, be sure to check out our quick and easy reference chart for flights to Europe with miles!

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