Empty Stadiums

Posted on: December 17, 2009 by No Comments

It can be hard at times to understand how in the world some teams are able to make money. For one, teams like the Pirates for the 2009 season had an extremely low pay wage total for all of their players. This is good however, for teams that are trying to rebuild for the future. It can also be really good considering there are many empty seats at their games. This is bound to happen on games played during the weekdays. This will also happen when teams are in a slump.

It can be really important for a team to not fall that far behind out of first place in order to drive more fans to the games. If teams are dead last, many fans that still go still want to watch some baseball being played. Others may go to see the opposing team play more than their team.

Ticket sales generate the majority of income for teams. If sales are down then revenues will be down in a major way. At times though, this is just a natural part of baseball for some teams. Sometimes they just have to rebuild and endure the losses the best they can.

Tags: empty seats, stadium seating     Filed Under: Baseball