Bad Boys - Part IV

A few days ago, there were maybe 600 people showing up at Kraft Heinz—just a small crowd, really—but today? We’re looking at 3,000 to 4,000. People seriously need to wake up and realize what's actually happening here. 🙂

Peter Phillips2 said:http://www.espn.com/article/example-link

just a 😲

Rest in peace.

RIP Rip Van Winkle...

RIP 😢
RIP Van Winkle

Rest in peace...

It’s honestly hard to wrap your head around the fact that someone so young could be gone just like that, overnight...

mistysurfer19 said:Just a few days ago at Kraft Heinz there were maybe 600 people hanging around,but today it’s easily 3,000 to 4,000,so I suppose they’re finally starting to realize something 🙂

Where is that even happening? 🤣

I guess there’s just nothing more heartbreaking than when parents have to say goodbye to their own kids.

R. I. P. John.

R. I. P. Ivan Turin

A class act from those Chicago fans honoring Detroit...
R. I. P.

R. I. P. 😢

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I honestly can't decide if I should laugh or just start crying over this joke. 😂

As for Detroit, there’s really no point in overanalyzing him as an athlete or just a guy. He's one of those rare legends you just don't see every day. Honestly, hearing this news... I'm genuinely shocked. Gave me actual chills.

http://news.images.itv.com/image/fil...9j-4aaqsk.jpeg

Man, look at this guy.

lonebear8 said:I was just scrolling through some news earlier and saw this piece about the potential shakeup over at the Blue Jays organization. It’s pretty wild how things move so fast in pro sports, isn't it? Basically, there's all this chatter about whether they’re going to bring in a new manager to replace the current guy. I guess it feels like the front office is looking for a fresh spark or something. Maybe they think a change in leadership is exactly what the clubhouse needs right now to turn things around. It’s funny, because you see these huge shifts happening in teams from Chicago to Detroit, and it always feels like a gamble. You hire someone new, hoping for that magic touch, but sometimes it just ends up being more of the same. I don't know, maybe I'm just being cynical. It seems like a big move, though. If they actually pull the trigger on this, it’s definitely going to shake things up for the upcoming season. We'll just have to wait and see if the higher-ups actually go through with it.
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ironraven45 said:I don't even know if I should be laughing or just reach for my wallet at this point after hearing that joke. 😂.

I can't really see the image you linked, but if there was some crazy news story or a wild photo in there, I’m all ears. Just drop the details or tell me what went down!

I don't really get where they even pulled that 600 figure from, honestly. Right now at Miami, there are basically two "sections." The first one on the right, near center field, holds maybe 300 people—definitely not more than that. Then you've got the one next to it, which can easily fit around 1,000 to 1,200 folks. I doubt the Blue Jays fans will be hogging the whole big section all day, mostly because they actually opened up sales for the upper part of the east stand by the wall, too. Maybe they just guessed? Who knows.

I mean, my guess is that the "small" cage is gonna expand up to those first yellow steps, and they'll probably just leave some kind of buffer zone in between. Honestly, with all the headaches the Blue Jays are dealing with lately—especially those roster issues—I don't see them hitting 600 people. But, I guess it definitely won't drop below 400 either. Maybe.

Alex Barrett3 said:I honestly have no clue where they even got that 600 number from. Right now, looking at the stadium in Miami, there are basically two "sections." You've got the one on the right near the center which holds maybe 300 people—definitely not more—and then the one next to it that can easily fit 1,000 to 1,200. I really doubt the ultras will be stuck in one big section all day, mostly because they actually opened up the part of the east stands by the wall for ticket sales.

My gut feeling? They’ll probably expand the "small" section up to those first yellow stairs and just leave some buffer zones in between. Given all the headaches those guys have been dealing with lately—especially with the ticketing lists and stuff—I don't see them hitting 600, but there's no way it'll drop below 400.

At least 800, ☕

Peter Phillips2 said:At least 800 ☕

That’s actually more than even what he was walking off!! 🇹🇴

Can you grab tickets right at the stadium, or do you have to get them at Miami?

Man, some liberal news site will run a story and suddenly everyone’s acting like it’s a huge debate.

They could try to charge us six bucks for a ticket and we’d still show up. Whatever happens, happens...

If we have to, next year we’ll just hike in and fight off bears in the Appalachian Mountains.

Just stumbled across some old photos from back in 2006-2008

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Alex Barrett3 said:I’m guessing the "small" cage is going to expand up to those first yellow stairs, leaving some kind of "buffer zone" in between. Given all the headaches the Bad Boys are dealing with right now—especially with their rosters—I don't see them hitting 600 people, but there's no way they fall below 400.

Things are finally starting to look up. The crew is slowly trickling back, and you can actually feel a bit of positivity in the air for once. I think the turnout is going to be decent. Obviously, we aren't talking about those massive 1,000–1,500 crowds we used to see five years ago.😉
So, that 600 capacity thing? Man, it doesn't sound like enough to me. But hey, who's to say the 800 of us won't just squeeze ourselves into a space meant for 600? That is, if they even let us in. Either way, I can already see the vans and cars heading back toward the suburbs.🙂