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OT: MLB Thread

TheCountofMonteCristo said:
that would remain the same for them anyway
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No. Montreal loves a winner. The worry will be when the team enters a down cycle. The Yankees are in a bit of a down cycle now and they already don't sell out their games anymore. The Jays attendance is about 51% of capacity so far this season; bottom third in the majors. So much for that "One nation, one team" BS.
 
WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou said:
No. Montreal loves a winner. The worry will be when the team enters a down cycle. The Yankees are in a bit of a down cycle now and they already don't sell out their games anymore. The Jays attendance is about 51% of capacity so far this season; bottom third in the majors. So much for that "One nation, one team" BS.
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The Yanks are waiting for a TON of salary to come off the books. They are not going to sit back next year with all the FA pitchers hitting the market.
 
xposbrad said:
The Yanks are waiting for a TON of salary to come off the books. They are not going to sit back next year with all the FA pitchers hitting the market.
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Yes but the fans are holding back on buying tickets until they see that the team is going for it. If they do this in NYC you can bet that Montrealers will do it too. Montreal baseball fans are a wait-and-see bunch. If you're still in the hunt for the division by Canada Day then they start paying closer attention. Fortunately the expanded playoff format allows more teams to stay in contention for longer.
 
Then she was definitely looking at her phone. I can't remember the last time I went to a sporting event where I saw a woman actually watching the game instead of texting, facebooking or taking selfies.
 
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