Well, if you buy a ticket, you're entitled to use it how you want (within reason, and assuming you're not scalping it). If people want to buy a ticket and leave in the third inning, it's their right. You may not agree with it, but so what? We have freedom of speech in this country, and if dissatisfied fans want to stage a walk out, that's their right too. You are correct that we used to hear the same talk here in Wisconsin about the Brewers, but it's been clear for at least the last three or four years that the Brewers management had a plan to win. The attendance numbers at Miller Park prove that people will come if the team is competitive. We're seeing a lot more Brewers talk and coverage in the local media this year. How often are you hearing a report on Brett Favre and the Packers lately? Not as much as last summer, I bet. You can argue part of that is because the Packers have been crummy lately, and probably will be again this year, but the Brewers are becoming more popular because they are winning. You really can't point to the Pirates moves over the same period, and claim that they have any kind of cohesive plan to field a competitive team. The Brewers have a plan, and are winning, so the fans are happy. The Pirates ownership, have shown they only care about making money, and have basically given the fans a big middle finger. They have a right to be angry.