Off top, quite possibly the greatest baseball player of all time.

Babe Ruth played his final game in Yankee Stadium in front of only 2000 fans because the

team sucked and the fans wouldn't come out to support them. Play the music.

This is the Dominique Foxworth show.

What up Charlie? That's the perfect off top you found for me. I loved it. Yeah. I mean,

it was either that or telling the fans that Babe Ruth is black. They already know that. Yeah, it's true.

I mean, they're listening to this. They've heard that before. Anyway, the point or the reason

why I thought it was a great one is because it speaks to the fact that even in New York City with the best player ever,

people are not going to come out for his farewell game if the team sucks and the Oakland A's they did come out.

Their fans did come out to their game not to support the team, well to support the team, but not to support

John Fisher to owner. This team is getting about less than 10,000 fans on average all season. They got 27,000

to come to this game only to chant for John Fisher the owner to sell the team.

The reason why they want to sell the team is because he's trying to move the Oakland A's out of Oakland.

He got $380 million promised to him by the Las Vegas legislature to build a stadium on the

strip. So he's trying to move the team to Vegas, which Oakland is familiar with because the raiders

also left them with the Vegas. So first of all, I think most people know where I'm going to end up

on this. But what I have a hard time with is the way that we protect and treat our professional

franchises. And by extension, the owners of these professional franchises, we treat them like they

are a class of business that is more exclusive than any other class of business. And at the same

time, it encourages them to behave in a way that I think ruins sports to some degree. And I don't

want to be hypocrite. I appreciate the capitalism that has seeped into sports to some degree because

that's what allows us to sit here and do this for money. That's what allow me to play sports for

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