The cynic in me wants to RBP them all, but the end result is something that would never happen. No one is going to post in a thread titled:

"Do you have an unanswerable question or an unreasonably tiny complaint about the Star transition? Please post such here."

Thank you for backing the idea, no matter how impossible it is. It makes me feel better to know that I'm not alone in my thinking.

The http://rolleye.com/stormy.jpg of stupidity is in full force.

More than likely, but ONT is a little confusing. SNA is a hell of a lot closer to the neighborhood the stadium is in.

Si.

RBPing them all only swamps our friendly mods with notifications. :) I did a RBP on one of them with the suggestion, so we'll let the mods do their thing from here.

My guess is that is has something to do with landing fees and the SNA curfew. Both the Angels and the Yankees went in/out of a mix of SNA and ONT during the ALCS.

I wonder what kind of paperwork, process, :rolleyes:, whatever you want to call it a carrier has to go through to operate a charter that falls outside the perimeter rule.

Sadly, that is the norm around these parts nowadays.

A big ^ to MBM3!

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/conti...questions.html

I second the SNA curfew.

It's kind of nice to see a World Series that doesn't need long flights. For as much as I won't watch regular season baseball, I do watch the Series and I know the short hops between cities will probably result in a better on-field product.

Indeed, thanks MBM3.

I don't think it applies to charter flights.

:D

Wonder if they can charter a Q400 from EWR to PHL...it could be an air bus.

Nice move. ^

Now the question is whether or not it will accomplish the mission of concentrating all of the stupidity in one easily avoidable place.

I wonder if they'll even fly... IIRC, neither team uses a charter flight when playing in the other city during the regular season.

I would have been more excited about a Yankees / Dodgers World Series, but I'm just glad to have the Yankees in there. ^