Loading video…
Loading video…

Video
Are Pro Sports Pricing Out Families?
Watch next
All from Clear Breakaway →
Up next
Blue Jackets Win in a Shoot-Out
Keep the session moving with another watch from the same channel.
Team context
Check current scores, team pages, and related coverage without starting a new search.
What does it really cost to take a family of four to a game? Bob McElligott, after 17 years as an NHL broadcaster, runs the numbers on tickets, parking, hot dogs and beer, and asks the question every fan is thinking: at what point do you just stay home?
Bob looks at why the NFL is the most expensive ticket in sports, what a brand-new stadium does to prices in Buffalo (and what it could mean for the Browns), why baseball is still the best value, and how premium seating and sponsorships have changed who's in the stands. Plus memories of cheap seats at Three Rivers Stadium, and why kids become fans by going to games.
At the ballpark, family of 4 (tickets, food, drinks and parking): Yankees $340 · Dodgers $303 · Guardians $197 · Reds $168 Source: Way.com ballpark cost comparison
What's the most you've paid for a day at the ballpark? Is $10 for a hot dog a rip-off or the cost of being there? Tell us in the comments.
🎙️ Full episode: Sports Attack with Bobby Mac, live Wednesdays at 7 p.m. ET on Clear Breakaway ⭐ Get your questions answered first and vote on the weekly topic: patreon.com/clearbreakaway The Rush ($5) · Top Shelf ($10) · Luxury Suite ($25) 🎧 Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Leave a 5-star review and it might get read on the air. Follow Bob: @BobbyMacSports
Press play above — the video streams right here. The free Spot Sports app also queues clips like this one alongside your followed teams and athletes, plus live nfl scores.
From the Clear Breakaway channel. Tap the channel link below the title to browse more uploads.
Follow Cleveland Browns in the Spot Sports app — new highlight videos and podcast appearances push to your feed automatically.
Spot Sports' watch-cost tool maps your zip to the cheapest legal stack for nfl games, accounting for DMA-locked RSNs, league passes, and direct-to-consumer apps.