Because, remember, it’s all about the fans, right?
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How can anyone stomach pro baseball any more? Why would anyone want to give these people a single dime?
You’re asking the wrong man that question.
I haven’t given up my American citizenship even though I think our warmongering leaders are taking the nation in the wrong direction. I love this country and I want what’s best for it, but moving away doesn’t help anyone.
I love the game of baseball. Other than supporting the local college program (which I have done some), the pros are the only game in town (this may be where other pro sports have an edge on baseball – they’re not a monopoly). Baseball has been really stupid at times, but my local team leadership has done much more good than evil and I have to respond to that. I’m not sure I’d feel that way if I lived in Los Angeles or New York where ownership is much more cavalier with their fan base.
I was ready to turn in my season tickets if they went on strike. They didn’t, and I have to give them a chance to make this better. Otherwise, I lose something that I enjoy nearly as much as you’all enjoy RPS. Not that game merchandisers haven’t had their share of problems.