Tampa doesn’t deserve a team with this fanbase that doesn’t even care about the World Series much.
This is wild...
A Brewers fan could fly to Tampa and attend Game 3, 4 OR 5...and still spend nearly $1K LESS than the cheapest ticket to Game 1 in Milwaukee.
✈️ Flight: $780
🏠 Airbnb: $290
🎟️ Game 4 on @TickPick: $746
Total: $1,816
Game 1 in Milwaukee: $2,797
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I imagine if you wanted to go to a World Series- the games in Tampa will likely be the easiest to get ever. Those fans have never filled their stadium.
Our owners feel successful. I wish they’d sell.
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Just learned that a new hobby is watching jock dude MLB accounts get really mad that the Savannah Bananas are successful.
Baseball cards of today- Im glad my generation didnt slab everything- it was so much easier to carry a box of cards to an event or a friends house vs the briefcases 10 years carry today.
Some reason the Rays/Guardians game doesn’t get me excited much. I’ll watch the hi-lights and go hit Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown with the kids. Go Guardians of course.
Just in- the NWMLS Seattle area real estate stats landed from last month- so let’s chat about them. If you want to discuss real estate or network- reach out and lets get coffee.
A Brewers win would be a ton of fun- and wouldnt it be nice for all those baseball fans who constantly say their owners cant afford to spend as much as other teams.
Mediocrity won again for the Mariners. Put out a mediocre team and hope they place amazing- and win at the box office.
The A's drew right around 10,000 fans a game in Sacramento this year, and the math isn't as bad as it sounds. Sutter Health Park only has 13,416 seats, so they filled roughly three quarters of a Triple A ballpark while they wait on Las Vegas.
The Marlins drew more, around 14,400, and it looks far worse, because loanDepot park seats 37,446. The Dodgers drew close to 50,000 a night. They passed four million in 2025 and haven't slowed down one bit.
Stat nerds are going to hate the decrease in games coming as they want to compare history today. With new rules and styles of play, it’s already impossible to compare history to today’s game and have the numbers mean anything valuable.










