[tailgtr24]

Hello again, I wanted to provide an update as we are currently in the first week of September of the 2070 season.


I've attached an updated Finances report with the Fans tab from Stats+.


One of the comments said the season sample size was too small to make any comments about this change (It wasn't, we already had two seasons of data before this one illustrating the issue), but we now have almost a full 2070 season.


In my last post, I stated "In 2070, my ticket price dropped to $49 and the league average dropped to $38.65". The September update shows that my ticket price is now $46 and the league wide average is now $37.02.



Of note, look at the difference between Washington at $60 per ticket and Cincinnati at $46. Both teams are nearly identical, with the exception that Washington has average fan loyalty while Cincinnati has very good. Both teams are winning their divisions and are the top 2 teams in the NL. Both are averaging around 90% full for attendance.


It's hard to understand how the game now decides which teams are the highest revenue producers. The Nationals have been one of the top franchises in our league, and should be at or near the top in revenue. I'm struggling to understand why the Reds aren't right up there with them. Winning, winning championships further more appear to not be worth much at all.