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Take Me Out to the Ballgame: Insuring MLB Athletes

Posted by Greg Jacobson on Oct 28, 2016 10:17:38 AM

The first pitch has been thrown in the 112th World Series. Pitting the Cleveland Indians against the Chicago Cubs, this year’s World Series is poised to make history. Entering into this historic competition, both teams accounted for the longest World Series droughts—totally 174 years. Hometown favorites, the Chicago Cubs, have not seen a World Series win since 1908. Since that time, the United States has seen 18 presidents, two World Wars, 20 economic recessions—including The Great Depression, and the admittance of four states into the union.

Recognizing the historic nature of this face-off, ticket sales have skyrocketed to dwarf recent World Series records. Average resale prices to the games have reached $2,474. Already, average asking prices range from $4,000 to $7,200 per seat.

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