The Cheap Seats Aren’t Cheap Anymore

“My whole philosophy is to broadcast the way a fan would broadcast.” - Harry Caray

Twenty years ago walking into a ballpark didn’t feel like declaring bankruptcy. A ticket cost $19. A hot dog and maybe a snack set you back $10 more. Parking was cheap enough you didn’t flinch. You could make the call at lunch, head out after work, and it felt like a treat, not a budget breakout. Baseball was still the people’s game because most people …