Tuesday, April 02, 2013
Yanofsky: Everything you ever wanted to know about baseball ticket prices
(qz.com)
posted on April 02, 2013 at 11:37 PM by Greg Franklin to baseball geeks, business, tickets
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.... but were too poor to ask. (Hint: try to be a Rockies fan who loves going to midweek games against the Mariners in May or September.)
Read More...The first pitches have been thrown, and Rick Ankiel is on pace to hit 162 home runs this season. Time to buy some baseball tickets. To help you out, we’ve analyzed ticket prices for every regular season Major League Baseball game in 2012, using data from SeatGeek, which tracks prices on secondary markets like StubHub. The SeatGeek data provides a more ...
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1. Sleepy supports unauthorized rambling posted on July 10, 2011 at 06:50 AM # hit 0 | hit 0Also, baseballs age, so it is not possible to test baseballs from 2 years ago, let alone the 70's, and compare them to todays balls. The official MLB specs are so broad, that in the 400 ft test done by MLB's lab, balls at one end of the spec travel 50 ft more than those at the other end of the spec.
God help us, the country is getting dumber and dumber.
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