Championship Season and Special Events Sample Clauses

Championship Season and Special Events. For championship season games and Special Events, the Office of the Commissioner will provide at no cost to the umpires for their use while on assignment in a Major League city either: (i) two (2) premium- size rental cars per crew from Hertz Car Rental or National Car Rental to be used only for travel within the immediate geographic area of the assignment, or (ii) other comparable transportation for the crew in the fol- lowing cities: (a) Boston; (b) Chicago; (c) New York; (d) Oakland; (e) San Francisco; and (f) Toronto (collectively referred to as the “Car Service Cities”). The Office of the Commissioner will also provide Hertz Platinum membership to each crew chief and the number-two umpire in each crew as designated prior to the start of the season. In the Car Service Cities, each crew of umpires is entitled to only one (1) car that can be used for transportation to and from the ballpark and to and from the air- port. Prior to 9:00 p.m., Replay Officials should travel between MLBAM and their hotels using taxicabs whenever feasible. In no event will the Office of the Commissioner pay forwaiting time” for car services. In the non-Car Service Cities, the Office of the Commissioner also shall provide one (1) pre-paid tank of gas per rental car being provided in connection with a crew assignment.
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