The ongoing battle between the secondary ticket market,
specifically StubHub and the New York Yankees continued this week with the
Bronx borough president Ruben Diaz Jr., StubHub representative and the Yankees
Randy Levine having a war of words over the Yankees print-at-home ticket ban.
You would think that Diaz, a lifelong Yankees fan who confessed his favorite
player of all-time was Graig Nettles, would side with the Yankees but like many
of us the new policy and the recent comments by the Yankees COO Lonn Trost has
left a bitter taste in many of our mouths.
To put the entire squabble in a nutshell and to paraphrase
Diaz is upset that the Yankees fans are being disrespected and slapped in the
face, and they are, while Levine thinks it’s all because the Yankees no longer
“comp” tickets for Diaz to conduct business with at Yankee Stadium. Levine went
on to say in an interview that “I guess there are no greater problems in the
Bronx that he needs to spend time on than ticketing.” Naturally Diaz’s camp denies
being comped tickets by the Yankees and now the Bronx borough president is
considering siding with StubHub.
Not that my vote matters but I am on StubHub’s side too. Just
saying.
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Sorry for the Capatcha... Blame the Russians :)