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600 people at Marlins game

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When did you go to the games? New York teams have a large presence of fans in Florida because so many of them retire there. Same with Boston and Chicago teams as well.

 

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When did you go to the games? New York teams have a large presence of fans in Florida because so many of them retire there. Same with Boston and Chicago teams as well.

 

That was probably 2 years ago to watch the Yankees and 3 years ago to watch the Rangers. I remember watching Juan Gonzalez with the Rangers and he was getting heckled like no other. Hideki Matsui also took his fair share of fan abuse.

Maybe people leaving due to the hurricanes.

Maybe people leaving due to the hurricanes.

 

No, they just think the baseball season ends in March in Florida.

That was probably 2 years ago to watch the Yankees and 3 years ago to watch the Rangers. I remember watching Juan Gonzalez with the Rangers and he was getting heckled like no other. Hideki Matsui also took his fair share of fan abuse.

I urge you to get back for a game whenever you can, especially if it's the Yanks/BoSox/Cubs, you'll have the time of your life at the game.

Only 600 fans, thats crazy...

I urge you to get back for a game whenever you can, especially if it's the Yanks/BoSox/Cubs, you'll have the time of your life at the game.

 

I had the time of my life then. I have been a "secret" Ray's fan ever since that first game :thumb:

This isn't hard to figure out. I'm a lifelong Reds fan. If I move to Miami I'm going to be a Reds fan. I'm not going to watch the Marlins play anybody but the Reds. How many Florida residents grew up cheering for the Marlins or Rays? How many of them have grown up and already had favorite teams before Florida got baseball or before they moved to Miami? How many residents of Miami are originally from other countries and could care less about MLB?

How much money would they lose if they had under 1000 fans for their last 10 or so home games?

 

I am sure they lose some on gameday stuff(beer, food, etc.), but a lot of tickets are sold as season ticket and other packages.

I think they should've done something really special for all 600 fans. Perhaps give them some autographed memorabilia or a tour of the clubhouse.

Oh My, hard to imagine a MLB franchise with this type of attendance, for any game.

If you have no fans, they can't really be qualified as "best" or "worst," can they?

 

:lol::laugh::thumb:

 

600 fans is not enough for a lively discussion much less a pro baseball game. Just sad.

When you watch a game that involves the Marlins you can actually hear conversations from the crowd on your TV telecast. When I watch them play the Cardinals it cracks me up to hear that.

Man, that's even less than a Reds game. :D

Why not offer some drink specials? I will go to any sporting event that has booze! :thumb:

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