To me I doubt anybody would agree with me on this. But how about switching the Marlins to the AL and the Devil Rays to the NL?

I know both teams are in poor shape but would these cities be different if some other teams would visit these towns.

Florida - AL East teams IMO are better suited for the South Florida market.
A. Yankees - close to a sell out i say
B. Orioles - Didnt they have a training camp close to Miami
c. Red Sox - I know there are alot of Red Sox fans in the area.
These would be good games and im sure the attendence would be better.

Tampa Bay -
A. Cardinals - used to have spring training in St. Pete
B. Cubs - always attract well on the road
c. Giants - Barry show
D. Braves - a natural rival?
E. Mets - they attract well also
F. Dodgers - see Cubs and Mets

Comments please

Kansas City Royals - 1985 World Series Champions

I posed the question to them, and they really don't mind leaving the AL.

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Would the Mets draw to Tropicana the way the Yankees do?

Not knowing too much else, it sounds like the Yankees have a long history down by the bay. From an owner's perspective, well, I tend to think this talk is off the rocker. From the fan perspective, it's a problem in trying to get support for the home team. Not an easy call.

Would it make a difference in Miami to see more of the Yankees? Probably so. Sometimes, I wonder if most everyone back east would prefer the AL, and everyone near LA wants to be in the Dodgers' division.

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