The Mets Police: MLB Fans Most Concerned With Ticket Prices

MLB Fans Most Concerned With Ticket Prices

The Mets should "pay attention ding ding ding" as a friend says:

Sixty-three percent of fans believe the expensive price of attending baseball games is the biggest problem in MLB, according to an Associated Press-Knowledge Networks poll of fans released Thursday.

That number has grown from 45 percent since Opening Day. Other concerns ranked as distant runners-up: Rising player salaries (18 percent of fans) and performance-enhancing drugs (14 percent).

Full story here on nj.com

I really worry about the Mets budget plans for 2010. I know they are going to try to trick us into buying tickets with some ill-advised free agents. I've lived through that before. It stinks.

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