Selig through 2009

[devilsjaw]

Re: Selig through 2009

Don't get me started on Atlanta and their fans...

But you could be right about the Marlins. We shall see.

[devilsjaw]

Re: Selig through 2009

Don't get me started on Atlanta and their fans...

But you could be right about the Marlins. We shall see.

[mvb34]

Re: Selig through 2009

the way he attempted contraction, and the whole stringing along he's done to D.C. and Virginia for more than a decade.

This is a great comissioner? Ummm..... no.<!-- / message -->

So true..........

[mvb34]

Re: Selig through 2009

the way he attempted contraction, and the whole stringing along he's done to D.C. and Virginia for more than a decade.

This is a great comissioner? Ummm..... no.<!-- / message -->

So true..........

[bravosfan]

Re: Selig through 2009

Yeah but so do Pitts, Mil. , Detroit, Atlanta (they don't even sell out in the Playoffs). And these guys all have new stadiums!

Atlanta isn't the only place to not sell-out playoff games. Just one year for example, 2001. Arizona, Houston and Oakland also had empty seats during the playoffs.


On Selig... It's become very popular to be anti-Bud. But once Bud does leave, the owners will just plug in somebody else, and nothing will change. People have to realize that the days of an independent commissioner are over. The game is ruled by the owners and the Player's Association. That's not likely to change, regardless of who the commissioner is.

[bravosfan]

Re: Selig through 2009

Yeah but so do Pitts, Mil. , Detroit, Atlanta (they don't even sell out in the Playoffs). And these guys all have new stadiums!

Atlanta isn't the only place to not sell-out playoff games. Just one year for example, 2001. Arizona, Houston and Oakland also had empty seats during the playoffs.


On Selig... It's become very popular to be anti-Bud. But once Bud does leave, the owners will just plug in somebody else, and nothing will change. People have to realize that the days of an independent commissioner are over. The game is ruled by the owners and the Player's Association. That's not likely to change, regardless of who the commissioner is.