You do know that most MLB players played minor league ball at some point, right? In fact I think about 25 players who are either currently on active MLB rosters or were at some point this year played ball in the Northwoods league at some point in their careers. While, yes, watching the higher quality of baseball that is played in the majors is worth the price of admission, I pretty much enjoy watching baseball at any level. I'll happily spend $5 - $10 to watch guys play their hearts out for the dream of one day reaching the show. I'm aware of what comprises the Northwoods League, also cognitive that many players reach the majors. Irrelevant. It's a bunch of guys from out of state I've never heard of, whom only play a year or two, playing college level baseball. How am I suppose to develop any attachment? If I wish to see amateur baseball, for a buck I can see a Home Talent game.