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Holders of season tickets are having second thoughts
A long-time Mets season ticket holder, who once had no problem reselling his season tickets for a profit, is having trouble selling them this year. Some Mets and Yankees season ticket holders now have to make decisions about what they should do next year; due to the slow economy, they might drop their tickets or purchase fewer, cheaper tickets.
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One good thing about all this is, it should drive out all the amateurs.
Every buddy wants to jump on board and be a broker.Its really not as simple as it seams.It takes time, money and a little more than just buying great seats behind home plate.