Knoxville Smokies Celebrate Second Season at Covenant Health Park

Fans weigh in on the value of the team's new refillable mason jar promotion

Apr. 9, 2026 at 10:32am

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A cubist, geometric painting depicting a Knoxville Smokies baseball game, with sharp overlapping planes of orange and navy blue representing the action on the field.The Knoxville Smokies' new refillable mason jar promotion aims to bring a fresh twist to the fan experience at Covenant Health Park.Knoxville Today

The Knoxville Smokies baseball team kicked off their second season at Covenant Health Park in the Old City on April 3, 2026. One of the highlights for fans this year is a new refillable mason jar promotion, which has sparked debate over whether the price is worth it.

Why it matters

The Smokies are an important part of Knoxville's sports and entertainment landscape, and promotions like the refillable mason jar can help drive fan engagement and attendance at their games. However, some fans are questioning whether the price tag on the jars is justified.

The details

The Smokies are offering a refillable mason jar promotion for the 2026 season, where fans can purchase a jar for $15 and get discounted refills throughout the year. While some fans see this as a fun way to enjoy games, others feel the price is too high, especially compared to the free beer offered on certain game days.

  • The Knoxville Smokies kicked off their second season at Covenant Health Park on April 3, 2026.
  • The team is offering a refillable mason jar promotion for the 2026 season.

The players

Knoxville Smokies

A minor league baseball team based in Knoxville, Tennessee that plays in the Southern League.

Covenant Health Park

The home stadium of the Knoxville Smokies, located in the Old City neighborhood of Knoxville.

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The takeaway

The Knoxville Smokies' new refillable mason jar promotion is a creative way to engage fans, but some are questioning whether the $15 price tag is too high, especially compared to the free beer offered on select game days. The team will need to carefully balance fan preferences and revenue goals to ensure the promotion is a success.