Issues

Fan-driven issues across sports

29 issues

Lower Upper Bowl Ticket Prices at Crypto.com Arena

Upper bowl tickets for Lakers games now cost as much as premium seats did five years ago. The team must cap nosebleed prices to keep basketball accessible to working families.

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More Accessible Seating Options for Fans with Disabilities

Scotiabank Arena's accessible seating is concentrated in a few sections and sells out immediately. The Leafs must add more accessible seats distributed throughout the arena.

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Preserve the 3252 Safe Standing Section

The 3252 supporter section at BMO Stadium is one of the best atmospheres in MLS. Any stadium expansion or renovation must preserve dedicated safe standing for the supporter groups.

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Lower Single-Game Ticket Prices for MLS Matches

MLS single-game prices have risen 40% in three years without proportional improvements in product quality. The league needs a price transparency initiative to keep soccer accessible.

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Create a Scholarship Program for Youth Soccer Players

LAFC should launch a fully-funded scholarship program for youth players in underserved LA communities who show talent but can't afford elite club soccer fees.

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More MLS Games on Free-to-Air Television

Too many MLS matches are locked behind Apple TV+. The league must negotiate free-to-air broadcast deals for marquee matches to grow the sport and reach casual fans.

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Cap Standing Room Only Ticket Prices

Standing room tickets at Yankee Stadium now routinely exceed $80. MLB should mandate a price ceiling for non-seat tickets to preserve affordable access for diehard fans.

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Bring Back Local Radio Broadcasts

The Yankees should ensure full-season local AM/FM radio coverage so fans can follow the team during commutes without paying for additional streaming subscriptions.

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Create a Fan Advisory Council

The Yankees organization should establish a formal Fan Advisory Council with elected representatives from the season ticket holder base to provide input on stadium policies and fan experience.

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Reduce Scotiabank Arena Concession Prices

A beer and hot dog at a Leafs game costs over $30. The MLSE must address runaway concession inflation that is pricing out everyday fans from the full game-day experience.

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Expand French-Language Broadcasts

As Canada's team, the Maple Leafs should ensure all home games are available in French-language broadcasts for Quebec and Francophone fans across the country.

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End the NHL's Playoff Ticket Lottery System

Regular-season season ticket holders should have guaranteed first access to playoff seats without entering a lottery. Loyalty should be rewarded, not randomized.

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Expand Youth Football Programs in Dallas Communities

The Cowboys organization should invest more in youth football programs across underserved Dallas neighborhoods, creating pathways for kids who can't afford private leagues.

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Improve In-Stadium WiFi and Mobile App Experience

AT&T Stadium's WiFi is unreliable during sold-out games, making it impossible to use the official app for replays and stats. Fans deserve a modern connected stadium experience.

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Bring Back Affordable Parking Near the Stadium

Parking costs have tripled in five years. The team should partner with the City of Arlington to create affordable parking zones within walking distance for regular fans.

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Fix Out-of-Market Streaming Blackouts

NBA League Pass blackout restrictions prevent out-of-market fans from watching their home team. This archaic policy drives fans to illegal streams and alienates the global fanbase.

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More Fan Meet-and-Greet Events with Players

The Lakers should organize regular fan events where players interact with supporters beyond just autograph sessions — community clinics, school visits, and fan forum Q&As.

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Transparent Injury Reporting for Fans

Fans and fantasy players deserve timely, accurate injury updates instead of vague day-to-day designations that change hours before tip-off. Standardize injury reporting across the NBA.

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Restore the Old Monument Park Access Policy

Monument Park should be accessible to all ticketed fans before games, not restricted to premium ticket holders. This historic space belongs to all Yankees fans.

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NFL Must Cap All-In Streaming Cost at $299 Before Congress Strips Its Antitrust Shield

Watching every NFL game in 2026 requires five separate streaming subscriptions totaling over $1,500 a year — and the FCC just opened a formal investigation to ask whether the league still deserves its 1961 antitrust exemption when games are locked behind paywalls. We built this league. We shouldn't need a cable lawyer to watch our team on Sunday afternoon.

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NHL Should Give Season-Ticket Holders a Vote on Which International Regular-Season Games Count Against Their Package

The NHL is expanding its regular-season footprint to Europe and now the Global Series — but season-ticket holders still pay full freight for those overseas games they can't attend, while the seats are handed to corporate sponsors and local hockey federations. If you're paying for 41 home games and two of them are played in Stockholm, you should have a say in whether that's acceptable.

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MLB Should Ban the Dormancy Fee on Stadium-Issued Cashless Debit Cards

Every ballpark that has gone cashless — including Fenway Park — forces cash-only fans to convert their money to a venue-issued debit card, then quietly charges a $3.95 monthly dormancy fee after 93 days if there's a balance left over. You came to a baseball game, not a banking product. Charging fans a fee to hold their own money is extractive and wrong, and MLB should prohibit it league-wide.

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MLB Must Publish a Firm Blackout Elimination Timeline Before the 2026 All-Star Break

Commissioner Rob Manfred has said out loud that MLB wants to "be out of the business of blackouts." Twenty-one teams are now streamed blackout-free. And yet a fan in Ames, Iowa is still blocked from watching six teams on MLB.tv — none of them within 370 miles. Either the commissioner's words mean something, or they don't. Fans are done waiting for a voluntary promise to turn into a policy.

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MLS Must Offer a Single-Team Streaming Option So New World Cup Fans Don't Hit a $13/Month Wall

This summer, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is bringing soccer to 16 American cities and will convert millions of casual fans into soccer believers for the first time. When those fans try to follow their local MLS team in August, they'll discover they need an Apple TV+ subscription they didn't want. That's a fan acquisition failure hiding in plain sight — and MLS owns the timing to fix it.

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MLS Must Require Host Cities to Publish Fan Transport Plans Before World Cup Tickets Go On Sale

On March 26, 2026 — the day of Brazil vs. France at Gillette Stadium — Route 1 in Foxborough turned into a parking lot, fans walked 3.5 miles along train tracks, and residents' backyards became bathrooms. This was a preview event with a fraction of World Cup crowds. If MLS and FIFA don't mandate published transport plans before ticket sales open, the tournament will be a logistical disaster and soccer's American moment will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

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NFL Should Cap Resale Ticket Markups at 25% to Stop Scalpers Locking Out Real Fans

Secondary market prices for NFL games rose nearly 18% ahead of the 2025 season and now average over $250 per ticket across the league — meaning a family of four spends close to $800 before they eat a hot dog. The NFL collects a cut of resale revenue through Ticketmaster while real fans get priced out of their own team's games. That's not a market — that's a shakedown.

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NBA Must Announce a Local Streaming Plan for All 13 FanDuel Teams Before April Shutdown

FanDuel Sports Network goes dark in mid-April 2026, and 13 NBA teams have no confirmed local broadcast plan for next season. Fans of the Bucks, Pacers, Heat, Clippers, and nine others deserve to know where their team will be before tip-off in October — not after. The NBA has the resources and the urgency. It just hasn't made a public commitment.

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NBA Must Require 48-Hour Load Management Notice So Fans Can Make an Informed Choice

You paid $150 for a ticket to see Jaylen Brown and found out at tip-off he was "questionable with calf tightness." The NBA's current rules require just a same-day injury report — not enough for fans who drove three hours, bought parking, paid for dinner. If teams are going to rest stars on purpose, fans deserve the information to decide whether to go.

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NHL Must Force FanDuel's 7 Affected Teams to Announce Broadcast Plans Before Playoff Tickets Go On Sale

Seven NHL teams — including fans of the Hurricanes, Red Wings, Lightning, and Panthers — are about to lose their local broadcast network in April with no confirmed replacement for October. Season-ticket holders are being asked to renew their $5,000+ packages without knowing where or how they'll watch road games next year. That's not a business arrangement — that's a hostage situation.

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