i don't think they will. foolish sox fans, or rich ones, keep going to the cell (30,000+) to spend $7 on a beer and $4 on a hot dog. the organization is taking the fans for a ride this season. they're just going to sit back and count their money. they're pinning their hopes on a top 5 draft pick next season.

I would have to disagree. The reason this year will have packed crowds is because the season ticket base is still very high. I expect the number of ST holders to drop quite a bit next season if things continue on this path.

i don't think they will. foolish sox fans, or rich ones, keep going to the cell (30,000+) to spend $7 on a beer and $4 on a hot dog. the organization is taking the fans for a ride this season. they're just going to sit back and count their money. they're pinning their hopes on a top 5 draft pick next season.

 

Sox fans historically have not come out to the ballpark in droves to watch mediocre baseball. Because of '05, it won't be as bad as it was back in the late '90s. But if things don't get better and the firesale happens next month, the Sox will probably slide back to the 2.2 million mark (27,000 per game).

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Sox fans historically have not come out to the ballpark in droves to watch mediocre baseball. Because of '05, it won't be as bad as it was back in the late '90s. But if things don't get better and the firesale happens next month, the Sox will probably slide back to the 2.2 million mark (27,000 per game).

 

i hope so. teach them a lesson...

He was the DBacks top prospect in 2002; does that help answer some questions?

 

 

And guess who was the Diamondbacks best prospects in 2001?

 

Yeppers...Alex Cintron.

He was the DBacks top prospect in 2002; does that help answer some questions?

Yeah, it does.

 

Thanks