San Diego – According to a new report, Petco Park in San Diego is about to become the home of the San Diego priests in San Diego, as pandemic restrictions are gradually weakening in California.

San Diego Trade Union Tribune cited unnamed county and team sources Thursday report After June 15th, officials will no longer have the ability to be “confident”. Exit and reopen the system using color coding It also lifted most virus-related restrictions, including guidance on providing masks for fully vaccinated residents.

According to the “United Tribune” report, the priests are expected to announce the team’s ticket sales plan on Monday.

According to this schedule, the Padres will return to the full crowd from six road games against the Cincinnati Redskins on June 17. From there, the friars played in 17 of the team’s next 23 games at home before the All-Star break. The match against Petko Park was against the Reds (June 17-20) , Dodgers (June 21-23), Diamondbacks (June 25) -27), Nationals (July 5-8) and Rocky Mountains (July 9-11).

Approximately 2.4 million fans participated in the competition-an average of only 30,000 spectators per game- In the last full season of the team at Petco Park in 2019 According to Baseball Reference, before the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to pandemic restrictions, only fans and past franchise players were allowed to use cardboard cutouts during the team’s postseason one year ago.

This season, the parish sold an average of 13,878 tickets per game, and there are attendance restrictions.

As of Thursday, the Padres have a record of 27-17 and a home record of 15-10, ranking first in the game after the Giants and first in the NL West. The defending champion Dodgers (Dodgers) have a record of 25 wins and 18 losses, leading the group stage by 2.5 games.