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Yankees Already Cut Ticket Prices

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I agree.

 

:lol::lol::lol:...You and Me both, what are they now last place?

:puke: Reds

 

First, Wireman isn't a Reds fan.

 

Second, how do the Reds end up in this discussion?

Only one way to improve this quote, add more puke guys!

 

:puke: :puke: :puke: :scared: :puke:

 

Just add one for every World Championship they have.

Yanks have 26 Champs. The brass didn't count on the money problems. I hear the place is really nice but for a few seating mistakes.

 

Why is the Red Sox fans yanking about their tiny little joint on this thread? They see a Yankee thread and dash over there to do their rants and bash. Its only April and they already are getting tiresome with the bashing.

New Yankee Stadium was 6,000 short of a sellout tonight for the first appearance there by the Red Sox. There were several "Let's Go Red Sox" chants audible on television.

Yanks have 26 Champs. The brass didn't count on the money problems. I hear the place is really nice but for a few seating mistakes.

 

Why is the Red Sox fans yanking about their tiny little joint on this thread? They see a Yankee thread and dash over there to do their rants and bash. Its only April and they already are getting tiresome with the bashing.

 

 

It was to point out an inaccuracy where a Yankee fan said that attendance was down all across baseball. That isn't true, in Boston every seat has been sold for what is a record almost 9 full seasons. And the Sox are only averaging about 6,600 less fans than the Yankees in their tiny little park.

So start a Fenway Park thread lol

I've enjoyed reading the banter back and forth, and at the end of the day the recession is an obvious factor.

 

But, did you see some of the prices the Yankees were charging? In any economy I can't imagine anyone spending that kind of money to watch a game. At the end of the day, it's a baseball game, not a ticket on the first shuttle to the moon.

Wow, that's a lot to go see the Yanks struggle it up for 9 innings with an all star starting lineup.

If the Yankees continue to play like this we will begin to see heads rolling down at Yankee Stadium...

It was to point out an inaccuracy where a Yankee fan said that attendance was down all across baseball. That isn't true, in Boston every seat has been sold for what is a record almost 9 full seasons. And the Sox are only averaging about 6,600 less fans than the Yankees in their tiny little park.

 

You are wrong!!!

 

Attendance IS down in baseball. You are pointing to one team and saying attendance isn't down in the entire league. You obvoiusly did not look at the numbers I posted.

 

Five teams out of 30 have increased average home game attendance numbers from last season according to ESPN.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/attendance?sort=home_avg&year=2009&seasonType=2

 

What does that mean, AJG?

 

Here is my original post:

 

Attendence is down in baseball everywhere, folks. The recession is hurting attendence numbers for almost every team in baseball

 

Please explain how what I said is inaccurate? Total baseball attendance is down. Only five teams are showing increase in attendance; Toronto, Tampa Bay, Oakland, Texas and Boston. :D

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