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These numbers should be alarming to the leagues.
I think pro sports has past the Mendoza line when it comes to bang for you buck and it certainly is showing in these cities, some of which are considered "great sports towns"
Hopefully these greedy teams will realize this and actually try to get some fans back with some reasonable prices in the near future. Obviously winning helps, but at some point all these teams are going to have to come back down to earth if they want have actual fans in the seats.... By the time you pay for parking, seats and food and beverage you looking at about $500 for a family of four to watch an average NFL game these days...that's ridiculous.
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These numbers should be alarming to the leagues.
I think pro sports has past the Mendoza line when it comes to bang for you buck and it certainly is showing in these cities, some of which are considered "great sports towns"
Hopefully these greedy teams will realize this and actually try to get some fans back with some reasonable prices in the near future. Obviously winning helps, but at some point all these teams are going to have to come back down to earth if they want have actual fans in the seats.... By the time you pay for parking, seats and food and beverage you looking at about $500 for a family of four to watch an average NFL game these days...that's ridiculous.
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