What's so hard to understand here?

 

The Marlins have absolute dominion over conduct at the stadium. Of course they don't toss people for wearing other teams' merchandise. But, they're perfectly well entitled to toss anyone who is doing anything that they object to.

 

Simple stuff. What will be interesting is what happens when a lot of fans start wearing bags on their heads, which may happen soon.

 

 

Pretty soon the Marlins are going to have to resort to giving these guys discounts to show up to the game. Maybe have a giveaway where the first 5000 fans get professionally designed "Loria is a bum!" poster boards to hold up during the game.

Where's sign-guy when you need him?

Where's sign-guy when you need him?

 

 

I like to think he's sitting in the corner of his studio apartment in Pompano Beach, alone, in soiled clothing, holding a sign above his head that reads "DEPRESSED"

I thought the stadium was owned by the city/county?

 

 

The stadium is 100% owned by M-D county.

 

However, the Marlins are the "sole and exclusive operator and manager" of it. With "sole responsibility and authority and full control and discretion in the operation, direction, management and supervision of the Stadium Premises."

 

http://www.miamidade.gov/internalservices/library/operating_agreement.pdf

 

And that's the end of any contention along the lines of "the Marlins shouldn't have the right" to do whatever because they have the absolute right to throw anyone out of the joint for any reason they deem sufficient. Hell, an UMPIRE can eject a fan, never mind Marlins management and their agents.

 

You want to buy a ticket to my event and then try to rain on my parade? You're going to be asked to leave and if you don't leave peacefully, you'll be forcibly ejected from the premises.

 

 

Do you have a bookmark folder with this stuff ready to go? Or do you just search the company network?

 

 

 

 

I know it's really weird. Only Admin knows who he really is and I guess he won't tell anyone, but the more I read it has to be someone in the front office.

 

 

 

 

He could work for Grant Thornton.

Where's sign-guy when you need him?

 

I like to think he's sitting in the corner of his studio apartment in Pompano Beach, alone, in soiled clothing, holding a sign above his head that reads "DEPRESSED"DEEP-RESSED?

Where's sign-guy when you need him?

 

I like to think he's sitting in the corner of his studio apartment in Pompano Beach, alone, in soiled clothing, holding a sign above his head that reads "DEPRESSED"DEEP-RESSED?

 

 

 

DEE-PRESSED, I think.

Like another failed Wily E Coyote?

Somewhere, the muscle kid from 1997 is needing therapy.