I wish ownership loved this game as much as we did. 90% of them don't though, and only care about bringing in money. The only reason people don't notice is because they're winning, and when they're not, then it becomes a chore to watch.

Just win, and everyone will shut up.

#Reds

All we're supposed to do is watch/listen to the game. Contract negotiations, trade packages, roster management, merchandising, that's the business of the people who actually do make the final decision. The only decision we need to make as fans is whether to watch or not.

If they don't sign/trade anyone to make themselves better, then burn GABP to the ground for all I care. I'm not sitting on the default assumption they won't do anything and wonder why no one is coming to the ballpark though.

This should be a business to ownership, not the fans.

Like, I fully believe the FO is dumb enough to think signing one player based on geographic coincidence might drive up to ticket sales. But, it's also possible to think that they know they need more than one guy to make the team better.

Players don't bring fans, winning does.

I think what gets me about Schwarber is the idea that the Reds had no other holes to fill, and he was the magic miracle man to fix everything.

I wanted them to sign him, but it's not a single issue they need to fix. Plus, a city with 5x the people is likely going to have more money too.

I'm just waiting for the inevitable "Reds just missed out on the Jaun Soto sweepsakes" lol