Since football season is already over in this town . . .
Major League Baseball representatives are revealing some of the details of All Star Week in Kansas City next year.
For a contrasting view, here's a some Ohio State data, study and stats revealing . . .
At best, the All-Star Games lead to little or no net economic benefit to the host city. At worst, hosting the All-Star Game may lead to lower economic activity than a city would normally expect during the summer.
Don't worry . . . All this baseball glitz will cost way more than it will produce in revenue . . .
At last a nugget of truth from Tony. Sports have no positive economic impact on a metro area as a whole.
ReplyDelete711 Nails it. Don't worry . . . All this baseball glitz will cost way more than it will produce in revenue . . .
ReplyDeleteThe money quote from Tony.
It would be sad if life was just about making money.
ReplyDeleteI'm excited about this All-Star Game! Go KC!
The above comment was from a JoCo resident who won't be taxed a dime for all of the fun.
ReplyDeleteI once knew a girl who could do an amazing thing with a baseball bat...
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