all yormark and the nets can only do so much in selling tickets, there is no way to actually make those people to have those tickets to be in their seats. you cant go around picking everyone up and bring them to the game and be a babysitter. this is nothing new is sports. tickets are SOLD which is all the nba cares about. the nets should feel great about that. now if you have a sellout and there are only 10,000 people who show then that hurts, but when you sellout you sellout. this isnt filling the arena, this is selling it out. is it the nets/yormarks fault for people who have the tickets for not showing? no. they do their part in selling tickets. so haters who hate our team/this franchise can keep hating and saying how these numbers are inflated and how the nets gave away 10,000free tickets can keep hating. look at their team and they will see the same thing, empty seats. this is a business, right now the nets need to keep improving in the marketing department for this franchise to be a top franchise like yormark wants it to be. they need to create and atmosphere that is exciting and loud (which won't happen because the arena has families attending which doesnt create a rowdy homecourt crowd that other arenas have, which i think will change once in brooklyn). whether you know what a sellout is or go by the bible of mike and the idiot, you gotta appreciate the complete change that the marketing team has done. it actually looks like people care about the nets and want the public to know who we are and tell them, you know there is a pro basketball team in new jersey and they have been pretty dam good and have some pretty dam good talent maybe you should check it out. :cheers: to yormark and the marketing team. if things keep going like this, the move too brooklyn could be smoother than what people are expecting. if we had a train arriving at the arena and a new arena i think there would be plenty of more fans at every game, but that isnt the case here.
