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[QUOTE="Da_Aisijimo_Gou, post: 2811761, member: 264"]
Then, something's changed as a huge chunk of the Revs' fans used to be upper middle income and higher from western suburbs. That's probably good! ;)

Braintree/Quincy: Would have been good, but that ship's likely sailed absent a massive economic downturn, State State moving more business to other cities, etc.

Proposed E of Boston sites: Not happening, but we can agree to disagree. Not the easiest to access from W & S of Boston, but it's BS to suggest they were/are "unreachable" from W & S burbs. Plus, the E sites sat among among large recent immigrant populations (i.e., a la Pro/Paw argument).

In Boston (Eastie) or on its' door step, the areas remain accessible via MBTA + Uber/Lyft (millenials), are still easily accessed from N burbs, remain accessible for W & S burb resident who [I]truly[/I] want to go to games , etc. Unlike Pro/Paw, they're near Boston where the franchise should have and should be located versus on the Rhody border or Pro/Paw. Unfortunately, the Revs will likely always be a non-Boston area franchise.
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