I disagree 100%. Lots of season ticket holders make a lot of cash on the Cubs series'. Now you can charge them for tickets, plus the added bonus of opening day and jack those prices up even more. Sadly, the home field advantage will still be a wash, no matter when the Cubs play at Miller Park. Hopefully, those that sell to Cubs fans make a mint at least. And selling out just got easier. A sadder, but richer, fan base! One one hand....Is there no limit to what our best fans will give up for the almighty buck? Now it's Opening Day. Sadly, nothing is off limits, including playoffs. On the other..... If I had tickets to a big game and was offered, say $1000 profit for selling, it would be tough not to sell, and I probably would. Yet, the whole more Cubs fan in MP thing would sicken me to a point that it would have to be a lot more $ to sell out. Overall, it is each fan's choice at the moment.. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the Brewers not allow bar codes to be sent until game day, crippling the secondary market to some extent.