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TUCK! sez: Big Tampa Bay-bee

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September 30, 2010

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Matt said...

Might want to check out the player name.  It was Price, not Longoria who did the complaining.

Posted 09/30  at  09:12 AM
Greg Simons said...

Longoria has much more to cry about regarding that awful contract he signed.  It’s one of the best deals ever from a team’s perspective, one that should cost Longoria’s agent his job.

Posted 09/30  at  11:42 AM
TUCK! said...

@Greg: Good point, but he’s still making more than the average fan this year. Can’t offer free tickets to every game. Or maybe they can…Thanks for posting!

Posted 09/30  at  01:25 PM
Oscar said...

Glad to see these are still smug and awful.

Thanks for the post!

Posted 09/30  at  03:02 PM
Chris said...

I dunno Tuck, it’s a tough economy but baseball as a whole is still doing well. I don’t see that as much of an excuse. The Rays have played great baseball (not so much lately, but still…) and for them to not be able to draw in more than 13,000 fans without giving away tickets for a potential clinch game? That’s just sad.

You can’t get your team to have the funding to retain it’s star players without actually GOING to the games. Price was right (all puns intended), it’s embarrassing. I’ve been cash strapped my entire time living in Colorado but still make the effort to go to as many games as possible during the season. And I don’t care how bad the stadium’s location was, if I was in St Pete or TB I’d be at Rays games as much as possible too.

Tampa Bay / St. Petersburg don’t deserve the Rays.

Posted 10/02  at  09:00 PM
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