@PCreighton1 Haha, so the guy that owns only 27% of the Dodgers which generate a billion on their own is illegally funding them? If anything he is stealing from them which is why it’s the only thing he is trying not to sell…
@TolleEnthusiast Dodgers are the first team to generate 1 billion a year in revenue. If anything Mark Walter is using (stealing) money from this cash cow to fund other things.
@BrendanSchaub Jake Paul is not at a high level. He lost against the only not washed up boxer he has fought. A WWE wrestler became the UFC heavyweight champion (Brock Lesner).
@FoulTerritoryTV What a dumbass. He’s burning a bridge with a specific team, it’s also a fan base that spends a lot of money supporting the sport that he makes a living from. His publicist must be cringing or isn’t doing their job.
@JaguarGator9NFL Funny how so many people don’t understand percentages and really think no one in LA watched. Or that people gathered to watch which only counts as one TV.
@speedk1lls@JaguarGator9NFL Also the rating only counts TVs. More people per TV watched in LA since more people gathered to watch since the weather was nice.
@Bobby456103@kennyhaines32@JaguarGator9NFL LA fans gathered. Even non-Ram LA football fans watched. A total of 3 million TVs were tuned in to the game in LA and many viewing parties had multiple people per TV since the weather was nice and people barb-b-qued.
@JaguarGator9NFL Misleading list since it’s percentages. LA has 10 million people so 2 million TVs is only a 20 share. In Milwaukee a 26 share is 150K TVs. In Milwaukee one person was watching like one TV. In LA 5 people were watching one TV since the weather was nice and people gathered.
@LARamsOnly1 @duejnssjsnsshh @kellymroz25@YahooSports Misleading list since it’s percentages. LA has 10 million people so 2 million TVs is only a 20 share. In Milwaukee a 26 share is 150K people. In Milwaukee one person was watching one TV. In LA 10 people were watching one TV since the weather was nice and people gathered
@realGB94@YahooSports According to that list 156K people in Milwaukee tuned in. LA could have had 2 million people tune in and it still wouldn’t have made that list. It’s percentages and misleading.
@Jamesn266743340@realGB94@YahooSports The ratings mean percent of people watching/percent of TVs on. LA still had more people overall watching than most of those places.
@realGB94@YahooSports Even if LA had a 15.0/40 it’s still more people watching than all of those cities except for maybe Chicago. More people live in LA county than in most US states.