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Neags23 · 07-21-2008, 01:55 PM

Continuing my monologue...

A northern team finally won the series.

Ticket prices are still about even on both sides, even though attendance figures for the north are about 5-6 times what the south is.

The big free agent signing of the offseason was a three time mvp from the south. He migrated north, signing a 2 year $26 million/year contract. Keep in mind superstars should make $10 million/year. Of course, it's a northern team, so they had the spare dough. There were a few other southern league superstars that went north, but none quite like this one.

I think the tide of the all-star game should start to turn.

Anyone care to share ideas about the ticketing issue?

07-21-2008, 01:55 PM	#3
Neags23 All Star Starter Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,577	Continuing my monologue... A northern team finally won the series. Ticket prices are still about even on both sides, even though attendance figures for the north are about 5-6 times what the south is. The big free agent signing of the offseason was a three time mvp from the south. He migrated north, signing a 2 year $26 million/year contract. Keep in mind superstars should make $10 million/year. Of course, it's a northern team, so they had the spare dough. There were a few other southern league superstars that went north, but none quite like this one. I think the tide of the all-star game should start to turn. Anyone care to share ideas about the ticketing issue? __________________ GM Havana Sugar Kings, World Baseball League - 2000, 2003, 2005 WBL Champions Former GM Washburn Sea Wolves Dog Days Baseball - 1981 & 1986 Kennel Cup Champions