@NoahsArk1000 That's an easily believable thing when literally every thought is considered antisemitic. Not wanting a war with Iran is considered antisemitism.
@Ghostrider6678@MrBaseball2374 Then you missed the point of what I was saying, people don't wanna watch a game in that place. Plus most people here are fans of teams from the city they moved here from. Thank you for providing the stats proving my point of the place being a shithole to watch a game.
@CLEsportsTalk Sox fan here, yall didn't lose confidence after being down 2-0, 1-1 seems like a better deal heading home for 3. Game 2 was a missed opportunity but nothing more.
People keep posting pics of it thinned out before people can even make it in the doors in the 3rd inning cuz of the shit location and 20 mile ride from Tampa across a packed bridge. The game doesn't fill up till the 3rd inning anyways and no one wants to sit up top either where the shitty view is blocked cuz of their shit roof design. I mean who puts bleachers in any other place but the outfield? Tropicana Gymnasium does. These factors deter game attendance, not the Rays product on the field or the supposed lack of fans. St Pete is the I only city I've been to where it's more fun to watch the game at the bar than the stadium.
@jaketodonnell How many viewers just tune in to see if the Dodgers lose (aka hate watching) versus how many are fans of the teams themselves? Interesting stat, but it is a metric worth considering.
I live 20 blocks from Tropicana Gymnasium, I can't watch it on TV at home on local TV on spectrum. How does this help baseball? I don't even like either team but I want to watch thus giving them "better ratings" and viewing their ads... It isn't worth the extra subscription bill just to watch a team I don't like.
@tallskinnyben The leagues television policies are the reason viewership goes down not the teams that are in it... even on the east coast here, 5pm people who actaully watch baseball are blue collar who ain't home till 6 or 6:30 after rush hours