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Old Posted Apr 21, 2017, 7:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Acajack View Post
Toronto isn't a bad sports town overall but it's not really a standout one either.

The Blue Jays have had some low attendance years in the past (sub 20,000 average) and it wasn't that long ago that the Raptors weren't even close to selling out on average.

None of this is to the point where the teams would leave of course, but the sports mecca talk is very overdone.

As I mentioned earlier in the thread, Toronto is a "shiny object" sports town. It so happens right now that a number of its teams are "shiny".

We'll see later this year if the Blue Jays for example are still packing them in if they continue to — so badly.
Some are misinterpreting posts. Toronto as a sports mecca hasn't been implied. The Blue Jays and Raptors were — for over a decade. There are few teams that wouldn't see their attendance hit hard.
     
     
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