Why is Dodger stadium not full
They are by far the best team. They have many fans and in a big city. I know its afternoon and its hot. But for comparison weather this never stops NFL teams from having full attendances!
They are by far the best team. They have many fans and in a big city. I know its afternoon and its hot. But for comparison weather this never stops NFL teams from having full attendances!
When the starter jams the bases, teams bring on mid relievers, who are usually mid, they tend to allow many runs to score. In such a difficult inning, shouldn’t they bring in their closers to save the situation?
It doesn’t make sense to have teams grind daily 3+ months to get a wild card spot just to be eliminated in 2 mid week afternoon games! After 162 games, now they wanna rush through?!
I think it would make more sense and if it was like the NBA, less regular season games and more best of 7 playoffs.
How important is coaching in baseball? Honestly, with the crazy lineup the Dodgers had, I think any amateur coach could have won a World Series with them!
When a batter hits the ball, is he aiming for it to land in an empty space vs right at the infielder? Is it a matter of luck or skill?
With a 90 mph ball, a slight angle difference changes the ball's direction drastically!
(Its coming home)
Many blocks don't have a single ticket listed for resale!
Inspired by the earlier post showing FIFA bulk-dumping tickets on resale sites which all happened to be on the same block. I scraped SeatSidekick.com data to see which blocks actually show up for resale per stadium.
Assuming ticket sales were uniform, listings should be spread across all blocks. But they're not.
Some stadiums are missing 40% of their blocks entirely across multiple games.
In Mexico City stadium: 87 blocks were never listed once across 5 games. sections 101-114, chunks of the 200s. Same in NYNJ.
Games in the Mexico City Stadium have recurring unlisted Blocks
Again, this assumes that resale is uniform and resembles ticket sales, which I find reasonable.
The data used for this analysis can be found here: