Attanasio claimed in 2019 that with attendance of roughly 36,000 per game plus a playoff run that the Brewers lost money. The Brewers are under 30K per game after 42 home dates and even if they sell out every remaining game will not get to 36,000 per game. The extra money from revenue sharing, MLB.com and their own TV deal is likely to be offset by higher payroll this year (compared to 2018) so by the owners guidance the Brewers are looking to lose money in 2022 after likely losses in 2021 and definite losses in 2020. Attendance isn't down a tad. It's down a lot and that will limit what the team does at the deadline and likely next year. Plus they have already been running big discounts and against the Cardinals no less (their biggest rival for the Division Crown). We still have another 3 games against the Cubs so the Chicago invaders will help those sell out, but the final homestand (9 games) against the Marlins and Dbacks (plus 2 against the Cardinals) will likely be heavily discounted to get butts in the seats. And the lack of info on season ticket sales is more than likely hiding bad news.