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If the Reds were in the World Series???

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Try to get my kids to at least one game and knowing my budget that would probably be one game, only.

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I'd definitely take my boys to at least one, you never know when you'll get the opportunity as a Reds fan again!

Definetly would try to make it to one. Hopefully the Reds wouldn't have a jerk line so someone could call and report me for not sitting down and hollering the whole game!! :dancingpa

If the Cubs made the WS, I would be prepared to pay at least $1500 for a ticket. I would probably only make it to one game, but I would definitely make financial sacrifices so I could see it live.

 

Yeah $1500+ is probably more realistic. If they ever make it again, the TV ratings would most likely be the highest ever for a world series.

Yeah $1500+ is probably more realistic. If they ever make it again, the TV ratings would most likely be the highest ever for a world series.

 

In our market? Are you serious? Not unless the Yankees or Sox are the opponent.

In our market? Are you serious? Not unless the Yankees or Sox are the opponent.

 

 

I meant nationwide. Can you imagine how much press it would get? America would almost would be force to watch it.

1. Nope, I'd go for free. :D

2. All three (or however many).

3. Not a chance.

4. Not at all.

5. Of course.

I meant nationwide. Can you imagine how much press it would get? America would almost would be force to watch it.

I don't understand, let's say the Reds faced the Twins, 2 small market teams. That would be a FOX nightmare. Of course, a series like that may convince FOX to play the games during the day to avoid freezing temps. The revenue probably wouldn't make a primetime slot necessary.

1. Would you pay for tickets to every WS home game? YES

 

2. Would you maybe go to one WS game? YES

 

3. Would the weather effect your decision? NO

 

4. Would the late start time effect your decision? NO

 

5. If you would not pay for tickets, would you go if someone took you for free if the forecast was for temps in the 30s with rain or sleet?YES[/quote]Answered above.........

Within reason ( $$ ) I would go to every game possible, regardless of time or weather. The atmosphere at a World Series game is unbelievable especially when they win.

I don't understand, let's say the Reds faced the Twins, 2 small market teams. That would be a FOX nightmare. Of course, a series like that may convince FOX to play the games during the day to avoid freezing temps. The revenue probably wouldn't make a primetime slot necessary.

 

 

Ooooo I see what the problem is. I was talking about the Cubs. Look at what I quoted in the post that you first quoted about me.

If the Reds were in the WS, they'd probably be throwing the ball all around the field just like the Tiggers have been …

If the Cubs made the WS, I would be prepared to pay at least $1500 for a ticket. I would probably only make it to one game, but I would definitely make financial sacrifices so I could see it live.
If the Cubs were in the World Series, I would get my personal affairs in order first because armegeddon is near.

No to all, I dont much care for the Reds, the thought of them playing in the world series kinda cracks me up, when was the last time, I cant recall but I'm thinking Pete Rose Johnny Bench days

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