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How good are the Marlins this year for real

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Correa would have a jump in ticket sales, maybe not immeditely, but they will be a far better product and that is what will increase ticket sales.  

This team will be in the race (especially with expanded playoffs) into August/September and thats when the butts would be in the seats. 

12 hours ago, taiwanmarlin said:

I believe with Correa in the roster would increasing the number of the season ticket holders to a certain degree. 

No.  We won't see any sort of significant ticket sales increase just because they sign Correa.

What his signing would (hopefully) do is result in a better on field product, and more winning.  Winning - and more importantly, sustained winning - THAT is what will sell more tickets, not a name.

9 hours ago, Das Texan said:

Correa would have a jump in ticket sales, maybe not immeditely, but they will be a far better product and that is what will increase ticket sales.  

This team will be in the race (especially with expanded playoffs) into August/September and thats when the butts would be in the seats. 

I agree with this.

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