Just like flying squirrels, baseball players are adept at gliding across grassy fields, munching on seeds, and dodging bats in midair. Witness this acrobatic species in its natural habitat with this deal: for $12, you get two vouchers for reserved grandstand seating to any Vancouver Canadians 2012 regular-season home game at Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium (a $25 value). All games begin at either 1:05 p.m. or 7:05 p.m.; click here for a full schedule.

A short-season Class A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, the Vancouver Canadians live up to their name, serving as Canada’s only affiliated minor-league team. After gleaning an 8–2 record over the first 10 games, the squad stands firmly among the Northwest League’s best teams, led by third baseman Balbino Fuenmayor, who has amassed 15 RBIs and three home runs while batting .400 over the same period. While watching the action, spectators can quiet their rowdy stomachs with Scotiabank Stadium’s foot-long hot dogs and chilled domestic brews. On scheduled nights, a fireworks show concludes the evening with colourful shoulder punches to overhead clouds, and every Sunday, kids can shake off nine torturous innings of sitting still by running the bases after the game.