Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="Cusefan95, post: 5433238, member: 173"] Most people are not that bright, and the two things the average person understands the least is math and geography. Toronto is a peer city to LA and Chicago - it’s bizarre to me baseball players don’t want to play there. The weather is fine from April to September, and if you’re a baseball player having a winter house in the US wherever you want isn’t a big deal. The one kinda legitimate drawback is getting across the border is substantially more of a pain now than it was 25 years ago…even that is a weak reason. My personal gripe is the steady expansion of the city - a site I’ve gone to for 20 years for work was in a pretty desolate area 20 years ago. Now it’s like driving in Brooklyn trying to get there from a hotel. But that speaks to a growing area, unlike most northern cities in the US. [/QUOTE]