The 1990 baseball season opened with the seventh work stoppage in baseball since 1972 this time a 32-day lockout that wiped out virtually all of Spring Training. As a result of the stoppage Opening Day for each team was moved back a week from April 2 to April 9. This ticket entitled the bearer to a field box seat for the Opening Day game against the Padres originally scheduled for April 2. The season was the Dodgers' 100th Anniversary season an extraordinary milestone for one of the game's most beloved franchises. The ticket is in VG condition with some minor toning and a few specks of edge wear at the bottom. The primary condition flaw is the price of $16 written lightly in pencil on the reverse likely the markings of a paper dealer and easily removed.