Donald Trump recently won the presidential election and apparently he’s already focused on how he can help sports fans in an environment that has become increasingly hostile to working class families.
“Donald Trump says that professional sports leagues in America have set “impossible” ticket prices for fans and that he plans to “work on” addressing the issue.
‘The leagues are not taking care of their fans. They really aren’t. They’re making it impossible,'” reported prominent sports account NBACentral on Twitter.
Donald Trump says that professional sports leagues in America have set “impossible” ticket prices for fans and that he plans to “work on” addressing the issue.
“The leagues are not taking care of their fans. They really aren’t. They’re making it impossible.”
(Via SiriusXM’s… pic.twitter.com/MMjvmykfeY
— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) November 6, 2024
Fans reacted to the news on social media.
“He makes Knicks games affordable and I might have to owe him an apology,” one fan said on social media.
“Hold on let him cook,” one fan added.
“This is actually a spot on take. There’s way more pressing matters out there to address first, but he’s 100% right on this one,” one fan added.
‘Trump cooking please Mr. president elect make Celtics ticket prices great again,” one fan added.
“Donald Trump is already the people’s president right from the jump,” one fan added.
“Trump supporting the true hard core fans,” one fan added.
“Ticket prices in the USA are one of the biggest reasons that the atmospheres don’t compare to those in places like Europe. Getting true fans back into games would be a game-changer when it comes to the atmosphere, and it is possible to achieve,” another fan broke down.
It’ll be interesting to see if Trump actually pulls it off or if it’s just an empty promise.

About Qwame Skinner
Qwame Skinner has loved both writing and sports his entire life. In addition to his sports coverage at Comeback Media, Qwame writes novels, and his debut; The First Casualty, an adult fantasy, is out now.
Recent Posts
Lakers take issue with officiating crew
"They're hard enough to play, you've got to be able to just call them if they foul, and they do foul."
Chiefs knew early that Travis Kelce would be back
"We certainly knew ahead of time."
Thunder take Game 1 against Lakers despite Shai Gilgeous-Alexander off night
"I was loose with the ball, had a lot of turnovers."
Tina Charles announces retirment: ‘It was all a dream’
"It was all a dream, that's the thought that keeps finding me."
Magic president committed to roster despite disappointing season
"Had we stayed healthy, I'd like to imagine where we would have gone in this series and beyond."
Sixers force Game 7 against the Celtics
"We're going to have to really, really dig in and focus and prepare and get ready for adjustments, and we're going to have to give a tremendous effort."