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Should World Series be played at neutral site?

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what makes this a bad idea is that baseball is so regionalized. Outside of the Yankees, very few teams have a strong national following. You see this in the generally weak tv ratings, and why baseball is really shown on cable networks. You play this years World Series anywhere but San Fran and KC, and no one shows up.

Marlins man would be there. :D

Terrible idea, baseball is immensely popular in the markets that have a team, and especially a team worth cheering for. If you love it to neutral sites, I guarantee the World Series would be less popular than it is now. Keep it local and reward the fans.

I somewhat like the idea of a neutral site on the surface. I'm a traditionalist when it comes to baseball so, I would have to say no. However, I do wish the Super Bowl was played on a Saturday night. Can you imagine the bar business? Wow!!

I somewhat like the idea of a neutral site on the surface. I'm a traditionalist when it comes to baseball so, I would have to say no. However, I do wish the Super Bowl was played on a Saturday night. Can you imagine the bar business? Wow!!

 

I have said that for years regarding the Super Bowl. Watch the game at a bar or party and no work the next day!

No. Scott Boras is a really intelligent moron.

Yeah thats exactly what we need, more corporate America in sports.

 

I totally disagree with Boras. I like rewarding the season ticket holders over Corporate America.

 

Season tickets in baseball are primarily owned by Corporate America. Not that I disagree with you guys--this is a stupid idea.

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