Like someone said earlier, do what Badgers did with home tickets and make fans buy more tickets to other games. If you want weekend Cubs seats, you have to buy two other nonCubs games in similar section. Brewers fans buy in bulk anyways. It wouldn't keep them away. That would curb interest for Cubs fans a bit with the upfront $ and inconvenience of selling Brewers/Reds week night games on the secondary market. Then Make Cubs games available just at Miller Park, not online, a week before the game. Again, not a fix, it would just curb more tickets to Brewers fans. The Brewers could easily get more Wisconsin groups in, as in groups/group leaders that cone to NON Brewers/Cubs games. Give them a nice deal to come, not $50 to sit in the Terrace. Ultimately, I would like to know if management wants to do anything that would curb $ from coming in. Would the Brewers target legit BREWERS fans to come to games for less in place of Cubs fans. That is the question that I'd like to hear Mark A. and Rick S. answer in different rooms with lie detectors on. Even with regular pricing and not a Cubs fan in the building, the Brewers would have drawn 120,000 plus for this weekend's Cubs series.