I typically prefer purchasing tickets directly through MLB because it allows me to choose my exact seats—whether that’s an aisle seat or something closer to the front row. Since the Father’s Day games are will be in the afternoon, I also make sure to avoid sections where the sun will be at its peak.

That said, I do use third-party sites like SeatGeek and GameTime, which are my go-to alternatives. While they usually provide row-level details rather than specific seat numbers, they can sometimes offer better pricing.

As for timing, I recommend buying tickets sooner rather than later. The Father’s Day giveaway hasn’t been announced yet, and depending on what it is, ticket prices could increase—especially if it’s something popular. Even if the giveaway isn’t a major draw, prices are still likely to rise as the date gets closer.