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The Marlins Biggest Issue

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The number of people who think it looks bad to have things like the energy team pale in comparison to the children and well shaped slightly inebriated women who are dancing between innings when that junk is happening. I couldn't care less about the energy team but no one on here is gonna be able to make them change it.

 

 

The problem with the energy team is that the stadium is empty and as echoey as fuck. Those people try to get the "crowd" energized but nobody actually gives a fuck so you hear those shrill voices of the team just reverberate through the entire stadium.

 

I bet they have zero positive impact on the Marlins's attendance figures.

 

 

If I recall correctly they just toss T-shirts into the crowd like once a game. They aren't getting on the dugouts begging people to cheer. Not really the same thing by any stretch.

 

I've been to the games, they dance on the dugouts they run through the crowd, they dance on the field. The same exact thing. I guess I hallucinated that happening because you can't be wrong.

 

 

I've been to the games, they dance on the dugouts they run through the crowd, they dance on the field. The same exact thing. I guess I hallucinated that happening because you can't be wrong.

 

I mean I could be but I have gone to like 6-7 Mets games per year for the last 3 years and I usually sit in the silver or gold seats behind the dugout. I don't recall anyone dancing in front of me and shouting at the crowd or the players. If they do it, it's very infrequently or so subtly that I don't even notice.

 

When I'm at Marlins games, on the other hand, I want to hang myself on the foul pole.

 

 

I mean I could be but I have gone to like 6-7 Mets games per year for the last 3 years and I usually sit in the silver or gold seats behind the dugout. I don't recall anyone dancing in front of me and shouting at the crowd or the players. If they do it, it's very infrequently or so subtly that I don't even notice.

 

When I'm at Marlins games, on the other hand, I want to hang myself on the foul pole.

 

Day has officially been made. 

 

I thought you lived in Baltimore or somewhere near that.

 

 

The more I read this the more I wonder why this bothers anyone. It doesn't take away from the baseball game and its meant to be some form of entertainment. Whether you're a fan of it or not... who cares? Would you rather dead silence between innings?

 

 

The more I read this the more I wonder why this bothers anyone. It doesn't take away from the baseball game and its meant to be some form of entertainment. Whether you're a fan of it or not... who cares? Would you rather dead silence between innings?

 

They would prefer some elevator music. I mean I don't like the energy team but I don't see them as an issue.

 

 

He lives in DC if I remember right. He was once interviewed during a game and didn't plug the site.

 

What drew Minervini to Penguino? :o

 

 

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