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Querious asked in SportsBaseball · 1 decade ago

LA Dodgers: Are you interested in starting a boycott of home games?

Obviously the Dodgers will sux this year. Obviously Frank McCourt is a freakin' LOSER. If we don't go to the games, he makes less money. Eventually he will have to sell the team.

How do we organize a boycott?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Social media for a start. I don't live in LA anymore, but when I did I went to a lot of games. I wish you well in this. It was nice to see that just over 30,000 per night turned out for the last two games. McCourt needs to have about 3,000 turn out per game. That should hasten his departure.

    Source(s): Lifelong Dodger fan
  • 1 decade ago

    Do not go to the games, do not buy Dodgers merchandise, writer letters to the advertisers who sponsor the the games and tell them you will not purchase their products if they support the Dodgers.

    The Dodgers organization will get the hint and maybe try to improve the team however, the down side is, the players multi-million dollar salaries are probably guaranteed and that alone will bankrupt the organization.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    This is good that you want to do that, and I hope you're successful, but in Chicago, thousands organize boycotts against the Cubs, and they still fill the ballpark. The problem is, our society has no backbone anymore, they won't even organize protests against the government, and that's who should be protested.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Put flyers at every door stop and mailbox across southern california and then some stating this boycott.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    If you really want to shake McCourt up, why not try staying past the 6th inning? The guy might have a stroke...

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Wow, you don't want to go, lol he will miss ur $10, who gives a fuc about u.

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