Business ProfileforNew York Yankees

Hello: At the beginning of August - on or around August 4th - I bought three tickets for Section 415, Seats 3-5 for a Yankees game that was supposed to occur on August 9th at 7:05 PM. The total transaction cost me $151.35. I was going with two other friends at the time. Unfortunately, obviously not to the fault of either myself nor the Yankees, there was inclement weather that night, and the game was postponed. (Note: the game was supposed to give away to the first however many fans a ***************** collectible item, free of charge.) Once the game was announced as officially postponed, I received an email saying that the game was postponed to the next day, AFTER the already-scheduled game that was to occur earlier in that day (Saturday, August 10th). Thus, a doubleheader was to be played, the second of which was the game I bought tickets for. Unfortunately - and this is complaint number one - ticketholders only of Friday's originally-scheduled game (my friends and I) were not allowed to view the game the next day (i.e., the second game); but ticketholders for the originally scheduled game were given the choice to stay for both games. The ***************** collectible was moved to another date of their choosing...So, per the Yankees' rain-out policy, no refunds were possible, but only exchanges of tickets for a later game (it is lucky that I live in the area and wasn't just visiting...). I ended up exchanging tickets, but all options given to me - through Ticketmaster, the site that the Yankees use officially - required at least ~$20 total for completely different seats elsewhere in the stadium. I demanded a refund despite their policy, but was forced - in order to get ANY cent of my money back - to list my exchanged tickets (now, again ~$20 more in value) on SeatGeek, the official partner the Yankees also use for their tickets. I am now out of $170, putting in energy that takes up my own time, and have been in contact with the Yankees. I need help, please!