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Please join us for Evening with the Zephyrs! Food and drink will be served on Tuesday, January 20th at Pat O'Briens on the river
- $30 per person or 4 tickets for $100 - Ages 21 and up
- Please call or email your order to: Tim Grubbs at 504.214.6688 or
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Zephyrs will hold reception January 20th at Pat O’Brien’s on the River.
Metairie, LA – The New Orleans Zephyrs have announced that their annual cocktail reception, “Evening With the Zephyrs,” will return on Tuesday, January 20th, 2009 at Pat O’Brien’s on the River from 7PM – 9PM.
New Orleans Saints QB Drew Brees Wednesday, November 20, 2008
Q: Can you talk about the loss of Mark Campbell?
A: It’s tough. He missed all of last season with an injury. You saw how hard he worked with the back. I thought he was having one of his better years in his career. He’ll tell you that. Plus he’s such a great guy to have around in the locker room and in the huddle, so he’ll be missed for sure.
Marlins become fifth affiliate in franchise history
Metairie, LA — The New Orleans Zephyrs, Class AAA member of the Pacific Coast League, have agreed to a two-year player development contract with the Florida Marlins.
The New Orleans Zephyrs are set for their fifth affiliation entering their 17th year in the New Orleans area. NewOrleans.Com Sports has learned that the Zephyrs have reached a two-year player development contract with the Florida Marlins.
The deal between New Orleans and Florida will cover the 2009 and 2010 seasons.
The New Orleans Zephyrs have endured enormous obstacles in their 16 seasons in the New Orleans market. For the first four years of their existence, there was the issue of playing Triple A baseball in a mediocre college facility at UNO.
Of course, that was after a protracted dispute between Tom Benson, who sought to place a Double A franchise in New Orleans, and John Dikeou, who was moving the Z's here from Denver. According to Minor League Baseball rules, the higher-affiliated team takes precedence in any market over a lower affiliation team. As a result, the team had little or no time to sell season tickets or to get Privateer Park up to Triple A playing standards.
The New York Mets' Triple A affiliate in New Orleans battles their rivals from the American South Division and across the PCL. See how the Z's stack up... 
The New Orleans Zephyrs are set for their fifth affiliation entering their 17th year in the New Orleans area. NewOrleans.Com Sports has learned that the Zephyrs have reached a two-year player development contract with the Florida Marlins. 
The New Orleans Zephyrs have endured enormous obstacles in their 16 seasons in the New Orleans market. For the first four years of their existence, there was the issue of playing Triple A baseball in a mediocre college facility at UNO. 