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Michael Kadlick

Longtime MLB Pitcher Used 'Lifetime Pass' to Watch Paul Skenes Pitch with His Son

Skenes pitched against the Washington Nationals on Monday night. | Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images

After playing a respectable 15 seasons across nine teams, longtime pitcher Jason Grilli received the MLB's "Lifetime Pass" upon his retirement in 2017.

What is this "Lifetime Pass", you ask? Apparently, after eight years of service, all MLB players, managers, coaches and umpires are awarded an exclusive gold card that allows the owner and a guest free admittance to any regular-season game. All full-time front office personnel are also eligible for the gold card—which is good for life—after 25 years of service.

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