Mercury Insurance Sponsorship Of Padres Gives Fans Two Tickets To A Home Game

Fans receive a pair of Friars baseball tickets when they complete an online Mercury auto insurance quote by May 31, 2014

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Apr 04, 2014, 01:30 ET

LOS ANGELES, April 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- April means Padres baseball is back at Petco Park as Bud Black's up-and-coming young team competes in baseball's most competitive division. For local baseball fans, this also means you can see your favorite team for free – courtesy of Mercury Insurance.

Mercury Insurance is partnering with the Padres for a second consecutive year, and the company is offering fans free Padres tickets at mercuryinsurance.com/padres.

The promotion runs from April 1 – May 31 and gives fans a pair of tickets to an upcoming Padres home game after completing a quote. Upon completion of the auto quote, fans will be sent a ticket code they can redeem for two free tickets on Padres.com.

"Mercury's promotion is a win-win for Padres fans," said Erik Thompson, Mercury advertising director. "Fans get to see firsthand how much Mercury can save them on auto insurance and we'll give them two tickets to watch the Padres in one of baseball's most beautiful, family-friendly ballparks."

Mercury offers a wide variety of insurance products beyond auto insurance, including home, condo and renters' insurance, as well as a complete line of business insurance products and mechanical breakdown protection.

For more information about Mercury Insurance, visit www.mercuryinsurance.com.

ABOUT MERCURY INSURANCE (www.mercuryinsurance.com)
Mercury Insurance (MCY) is a multiple-line insurance organization predominantly offering personal automobile and homeowners insurance through a network of independent agents in Florida, Georgia, California, New Jersey, Arizona, New York, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Since 1962, Mercury has specialized in offering quality insurance at affordable prices – core values that distinguish Mercury in the marketplace.