WinterBorn
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- #81
There must be quite a few people who like the way MLB is going.
According to this: List of sports attendance figures - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Almost 75 million people attended a game last year.
According to this link, baseball has the highest attendance numbers of any sport: Ranking sports? popularity: And the silver goes to... | The Economist
Not watching games on tv, but actually going out to the ball park and being there. So, apparently your opinion is not shared by a lot a MLB fans
Apparently my opinion certainly IS shared by a lot of Rays fans, and here's the evidence of it. There are many threads in this forum, but if you look through the forum, you will find hundreds of posts in agreement with me >>
http://www.forums.mlb.com/discussions/Tampa_Bay_Rays/ml-rays?redirCnt=1&=
Hundreds of posts online against almost 75 million fans buying tickets and attending a game. lol
Now back to this "major harm" claim. I can see being disappointed. I can see not wanting to find a new hobby or new teams to watch. But neither of those two things are "major harm" by any stretch of the imagination.
Care to define the "major harm" the citizenry is experiencing? (I'm guessing you won't)