And I've seen a couple people in that cantina almost get their heads caved in by home run balls. Which is more than one can say about the game against the Phillies last year when Luke Raley's upper-deck bomb drilled a fan in the head and then Justin Turner's grand slam drilled another fan in the head. I mean, that's a record that's even more unbreakable than Johnny Vandermeer's back-to-back no-hitters.Michael K. wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 7:39 pmI would agree. When they show Edgar's Cantina in the middle of the game, check out how many people aren't even facing the field? It's a singles bar, people with money that couldn't care less how the game goes are the ones attending games. Ownership doesn't care because they are making $. By the time you buy a ticket and pay to park you've spent plenty, but that doesn't include food or drinks. It's a complete joke, which is why the real fans don't go. Or at least don't go as much.AlvinDavisFan21 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 7:30 pmKudos to all of you for sticking with this team. Been another frustrating season for sure. In another thread it talked about how most of the people that attend Mariner games are casual fans. Interesting. I hadn't looked at it like that, but certainly makes sense.
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