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Doug's Business of Baseball Weblog: September
2003
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Doug's Business of
Baseball Weblog:
September 2003
To October 2003
entries
September 30, 2003:
The People's Owner . LINK
David Whitford of Fortune profiles new Anaheim Angels
owner Arte Moreno, who's adopted fan-friendly policies to
build the Angels' customer base. In the words of Robert Baade
of Lake Forest College:
"In the minors you actually have owners and fans wooing
players. What a novel concept! If you try that in the majors, who
knows what you might be able to accomplish?"
Unfortunately, Whitford also quotes sports marketer Dean Bonham,
whose one-note insistence that MLB's "economic model
won't let you be successful" until MLB has the
"cost certainty" of a hard salary cap suggests, at
minimum, that his subscription to MLB's press releases ran
out before the 2003 season.
September 30, 2003: Cubs Offer Aldermen
"Courtesy" Playoff Tickets . LINK
The Chicago Cubs have asked the city for permission to add up to
2,000 outfield seats to Wrigley Field and to play 12 more night
games each season. While these requests are pending, the club has
offered each Chicago alderman the chance to buy two tickets for
each playoff game at face value.
Alderman Tom Tunney assures the Sun-Times : " I
don't think two tickets would sway any public official's
mind. If it was more than two tickets, maybe ."
September 30, 2003: The Gold
in Baseball's Diamond . LINK
Writing in the New York Times , Andrew Zimbalist notes that
in the first year of the new CBA, the standard deviation of
Opening Day payrolls actually increased in 2003.
Zimbalist identifies two reasons for this phenomenon. First,
between their payments into the revenue-sharing pool and the
redu"
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