Some Good News About Major League Baseball.

The Cincinnati Reds sold out opening day in a stunning 16 minutes.
The Chicago Cubs sold more than 600,000 single-game tickets on the day they went on sale, more than doubling their previous record.
The New York Yankees, even with two of the players who testified in the BALCO hearings -- Sheffield and Giambi -- remain wildly popular in the aftermath of the Alex Rodriguez acquisition.
The Boston Red Sox are on pace to set a single-season attendance record for a fifth consecutive year. They're basically on the verge of selling out every game for the entire season at Fenway Park.
The Anaheim Angels, for the first time in their history last season, are expecting to set another attendance record in 2004.
New ballparks are set to open in Philadelphia and San Diego to tremendous interest. The Padres sold out their home opener in less than 20 minutes, and the Phillies anticipate one of their best attendance seasons ever.
For the first time ever, through its various team websites and MLB.com, baseball has sold more than three million tickets before opening day.


wil.

"Some good news about Major League Baseball"..........
You mean, they're not going to play this season?! Just joking guys, I know most of you here are big baseball fans, Im not is all.....only playing......

Hache - No neeed to be a big fan to want to earn some dough. Baseball offers lots of opportunity for the well disciplined handi-capper. Hard work for sure, but better than "real work"


wil.