You're comparing the Dodgers' fanbase to the White Sox'?

Bryan as usual doesn't know what he is talking about and using his feelings again.

And they easily beat the Coo in the attendance battle. Last year by roughly 700k+

Percentage of seats sold

Cubs: 94.3 (3rd in MLB)
Dodgers: 84 (8th in MLB)


You guys are right, Dodger fans dont have the rep of fair weather fans who show up late and leave early. LA is a totally awesome sports town.

Coming from someone who is always very informed like you, that hurts.

You are extremely sensitive. One post half mocking you and you come back with this non sense.

I guess you want open season. Ok, then. Just remember you drew first blood, mike.

Moving the goalposts so brazenly from the corner you've painted yourself into is funny to watch you try and do.

And they easily beat the Coo in the attendance battle. Last year by roughly 700k+

That is because the Dodgers ballpark holds over 10,000 more fans than Wrigley Field does.

He chose to make a totals comparison and I'm sure that he's now scouring the web to find the totals of the drunks on the rooftops and ball chasing numbskulls by the firehouse to try and bolster his wrong claim.

Sounds like a pretty good fanbase to be able to support such a large stadium.

They dont though.

84%.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

But in the five years since the Cubs planted the seed of the regional sports network, the pay-TV landscape has changed dramatically, with cord cutting and skinny bundles squeezing the carriage fees cable companies are willing to pay for even sports, long the most valuable programming commodity.

That is where the Cubs’ partnership with Maryland-based Sinclair, the country’s largest TV station owner, comes into play. Sinclair owns 191 TV stations and the Tennis Channel, which gives it leverage in negotiations with cable and satellite providers such as Comcast, DirecTV and Dish.

Since acquiring the Tennis Channel in 2016 for $350 million, for example, Sinclair has doubled its reach to 60 million homes.

“We have strong relationships with cable companies and satellite operators,” said Sinclair’s president and CEO, Chris Ripley. “That is a key function we will fill here.”

Ripley expressed confidence in getting not only cable and satellite providers, but streaming services to sign up for the new Cubs network. Negotiations are underway, he said.



Seems like the bolded part is significant.

They dont though.

84%.

Seats sold is different than actual people attending the game. At least that is what Cubs fans repeatedly tell me when there are empty seats all over the Southside for cold April afternoon games.

They dont though.

84%.

I'm really confused on what metric we are using. I guess the White Sox should move down to a stadium of 5,000 and then be at 100% attendance! Great fan base.

So its actually LESS than 84%?

That's even worse!

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Could, might be.

It definitely is less than 94% attendance for the Cubs.

whatever. I prefer the Sox at 24% and an owner that's not a Nazi.

Over the line.

Do you think Dodgers fans are one of the more fanatical fanbases?

I wouldn't know. That is anecdotal at best.

You use the Dodger fans arriving late and leaving early as a barometer. Wrigley loses a "significant amount" of its crowd after they get to sing Take Me Out To The Ballgame.

You guys are right, Dodger fans dont have the rep of fair weather fans who show up late and leave early.

Hmmm, if we're stereotyping I wonder what the Cubs fan rep is?

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Hmmm, if we're stereotyping I wonder what the Cubs fan rep is?

Frat boy douche/ doesnt care about baseball/ just there to get drunk