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neffernin

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4. I suppose that just compounds the issue

Reply to MADem (Reply #2)

Fri Nov 1, 2013, 04:58 PM

Nov 2013

As small market teams usually spend way less on rosters so are less competitive so get less fans so spend more so.... etc.

I am 3 miles from Jobing.com arena where the Phoenix coyotes play; it is very fun hitting up a hockey game with good seats for less than 8 bucks each.

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FCC Proposes Eliminating Sports Blackout Rule. [View all] elleng Nov 2013 OP

Blackouts are bad business for small market teams neffernin Nov 2013 #1

And they're also bad business for teams that are doing poorly. MADem Nov 2013 #2

Man, you should try Yankee Stadium. pangaia Nov 2013 #3

No thanks....I'm from Boston, so you know how that works! nt MADem Nov 2013 #6

Congrats, in that case !! pangaia Nov 2013 #8

I didn't watch most of the playoff games--they won when I didn't watch. MADem Nov 2013 #10

I suppose that just compounds the issue neffernin Nov 2013 #4

MLB gives them some of the ad revenue from TV coverage, though, I think...? nt MADem Nov 2013 #7

It would be nice if that got reversed davidpdx Nov 2013 #5

All sporting events are moving to cable anyway. ... JEFF9K Nov 2013 #9

K and R Kingofalldems Nov 2013 #11

original reuters link + more coverage alp227 Nov 2013 #12

Thanks elleng Nov 2013 #13

I am kind of surprised all of sports have not gone to pay per view. yuiyoshida Nov 2013 #14