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really, how popular is baseball in Toronto? nm -- nm
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by
groiny
Like every city outside of Boston/NY, it varies with the times. They lead baseball in attendance in the early 90s. (nm)
Posted by
musubi
Apr 20 '10, 09:21
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well, considering they have no shot at winning the division now.....
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groiny
Apr 20, 09:27
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Using the Cubs in this is flawed; they are a special special case of comical.
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Will Hunting
Apr 20, 09:34
Cubs and Marlins are completely out of the scope of reality.
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groiny
Apr 20, 09:31
first team to go over 4 million home attendance in a season. the strike and management stopped wanting to pay for a competitive team killed that. -- nm
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zork
Apr 20, 09:23
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the new stadium drove a lot of the higher attendance figures though. Retractable roof in this climate was the only thing they could do. -- nm
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zork
Apr 20, 09:24
The early 90s were when I cared about baseball, and I was a Jays/Mariners fan. -- nm
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Beryllium
Apr 20, 09:21
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... when the Jays won back-to-back world series ... -- nm
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Beryllium
Apr 20, 09:23
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