In 2023, attending a professional baseball game is more than just watching the game. From indulging in ballpark food to enjoying a cold beer, fans crave the full experience. However, recent events have caused fans to question the integrity of team ownership, specifically the Los Angeles Dodgers. The team will be honoring religious-bigotry groups on Friday night, causing outrage among fans of all faiths.
In response, a co-religionist friend suggested a counter-attack idea: encouraging fans at all Major League venues to abstain from purchasing concessions. This act of economizing would send a message of contempt to MLB’s woke leadership, who have insulted fans and faith by exalting the creepy, XY-chromosomed bogus “sisters.” MLB relies heavily on concessions revenue, with the per-game revenue from food, beverages, and team-related merchandise averaging $3.1 million. A hit to this revenue could be felt by the league and could put an end to cultural insulting in 2024.
While the proposal may seem far-fetched, it gives fans the means to hit MLB’s kowtowing owners, administrative lackeys, and marketing mavens where it hurts the most – in the pocketbook. However, it remains to be seen if fans will sign up for the proposal, as it would mean sacrificing the full baseball experience.
In conclusion, attending a professional baseball game has come a long way from the past, and the recent events have caused fans to question the integrity of team ownership. While the proposal to abstain from purchasing concessions may seem unlikely, it could send a message to MLB’s woke leadership and put an end to cultural insulting in the future.
