I GOT AN EMAIL BACK... Here it is... "Thanks for the email, Aaron. I do apologize for writing that article in haste and not proofreading. It was completely unacceptable and I make no excuse for it. To answer your second question, a bus might run from downtown to Miller Park in February to transport the many people who work there, either as employees of the Brewers, or as independent contractors such as myself. Some tourists might also be interested in sightseeing there, although that might be a bit disappointing for them. I challenge you to find any other major league city that does not offer some sort of year-round public transportation from its downtown to its ballpark. Had Milwaukee not billed itself as a city, but rather as the suburb or small town that it more closely resembles, I would have known to take a taxi. Live and learn. I won't speak for all Cubs fans, but I am far more nervous about the Reds than the Brewers this year. I can't say that I would blame a Brewers fan for being more nervous about the Reds than the Cubs, either. To answer your final question, the article was a kind of joke, albeit one you did not find funny. That said, when I visited the park, the staff told me that ticket sales were uninspiring due to a drastic increase in prices this season. Perhaps that has changed in the past two weeks. Take care and enjoy the season, ~Keith Glab"