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A shitload of the "available" seats beyond 60% would be single seats between sold groups. Who is buying a single seat?

TLR the other day referenced guys not stealing, not worth the injury risks.

They're not leaving.

Finished with the Twins on 8/11. That is some horrible schedule making. What's the point of playing 19 against division rivals if you aren't going to have games against all of them down the stretch?

I heard from someone that their rep told them in early April that the 10 game packs wouldn't be usable until the May 11th series.

Not a ton of snow, but more than nothing.

Covid sucks

Split DH for 7 inning games is absolutely ridiculous.

The roof is just an umbrella, it's still fully open air with it on. It doesn't close the building, like say Miller Park or Chase Field.

Yeah, put it this way, they didn't "lose" $40 million, rather they missed the opportunity to make the $40 million they were already accounting for. When I see the word "loss" in terms of money I attribute that to "already had". They never actually had that money.

LOOK: Red Sox unveil yellow, Boston Marathon-inspired 'City Connect' jerseys for 2021 season - CBSSports.com Interesting...

Way more to this thing than death. My fiance is a very fit & healthy 28 year old. She had it October, and every month since has had a day or two where she can't breathe. This will never be "just the flu." There could be lifelong effects to those who get it, some we may not know about for decades.

https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/coronavirus/illinois-rapidly-moving-toward-new-bridge-phase-of-covid-reopening-plan-pritzker-says/2468023/

She's totally in over her head. The city's pandemic response has been dreadful.

Lori continues to do everything in her power to guarantee she doesn't get reelected.

It's the same hat,1951-63. Writer couldn't be more wrong. The current hat is a timeless classic to never be replaced again.

Bad idea, Twins TV territory so you'd lose all those games.

Cubs/Cards was just one example. Maybe Yankees/Red Sox was a better one.

It'll happen next year in the new CBA.

I've always thought the SOX not being with Cleveland and Detroit, along with Milwaukee, was stupid and why the team really doesn't have any historical rivalries, like the Cubs have with St. Louis. And the Brewers maybe never leave the AL if they had a real rivalry with the SOX.

The Cubs were terrible from 72-83 and really didn't draw any better than the SOX. It may have started in '69 and the few years after, but it really became a Cubs town after the Trib bought the team and started selling "beautiful Wrigley Field", along with the SOX going to Sportsvision.

State at that point was allowing 25% capacity. City wasn't having any of it, though.

I hope the players see the light and come to the realization that a cap would actually be in their best interest, as they then could guarantee a floor and a 50/50 revenue split like the other leagues have. As it stands now, the luxury tax is already acting as a cap, might as well go all in or they'll continue to see their percent share of revenue dwindle.

Anyone who thinks the PA should have accepted or countered, read the whole thread:

That's all part of the problem, though. Yes, Joc misread his market by turning that down, but the SOX also misread the market by being in such a fucking hurry to sign a RF, rather than waiting until these last couple of weeks when the bargains begun. Maybe Eaton would've taken less by now, and that extra money could've used on a better 5th starter than Rodon.