"Winflation," a phenomenon where the cost of supporting sports teams rises with their success, is reshaping the fan experience, distancing sports from their working-class origins, and imposing significant financial burdens on enthusiasts globally.
An average family of four paid $563 this year to attend a Lions game. That’s a lot. But in the NFL, it’s a pittance, ranking 26th among 32 teams. Sports industry experts list all the ways prices will likely rise next season.
According to The Denver Post's survey, 54.7% of Colorado Rockies fans say the main reason their support for the team has declined is because of owner Dick Monfort.
According to The Denver Post's survey, 54.7% of Colorado Rockies fans say the main reason their support for the team has declined is because of owner Dick Monfort.