Joe Starkey

Yeah.

They do it all the time, and they had a lot to do with what you see at Accresure.

They're also involved, I believe, in other venues.

Maybe I'm going to ask them and see what the possibilities would be, how much it would cost, and where, using their vision—

It's not going to be aesthetically pleasing.

It's going to look like Oakland when the A's were playing there and they had to hold up –

You try to put tarps and then you cover it up with past championship teams or players, you know, make it look like it's some sort of designer.

But it doesn't take away from the fact that it underscores a bigger problem.

And that is you got to win.

Winning attracts everything.

However, that's why PNC Park and the, you know, 35,000, 38,000, that's a perfect number for baseball.

I really think.

If you want to create a demand, you have that number.

And then if things really go well, you jack the price of tickets.

That's all you do.

But you're never going to attract $68,000 for every pit game.

It's like 30,000, 32,000.

Where people are going crazy and it's fun.

You don't think two blue devils could play in a bigger arena if they wanted to?

No, they chose that place and it's still one of those places because it creates atmosphere.