At best,you're being disingenuous. Attendance hit its peak in 2007,and shockingly,when the economy bottomed out in 2008,it dropped precipitously.And shockingly again,when it grew from 2010 til this last year,attendance grew once again and was the fifth highest ever. All TV ratings have dropped across the board,due to DVR,online watching,and generally more viewing options for everyone,but even then,MLB is making more on local cable deals than every other sports,and they have more eyes every night than almost anything else.And if you include the fact that almost every sport has playoffs games on cable,your argument there holds no weight. If you can't see the game has grown in the last 12 years,I don't have any idea what to tell you besides you're being intentionally obtuse over the .1% sales tax.Which I,and apparently the majority of the Milwaukee market are more than happy to pay in order to keep our team here and be a real city.