Despite their efforts to create a party atmosphere, the Miami Marlins have been struggling to build a loyal fan base and win games, unlike other successful teams. The Marlins Park has been known to have lively and electric energy, but it's not enough to establish a strong connection between fans and the team.
The College World Series baseball games are filled with enthusiastic crowds where people can party and make as much noise as they want, creating an electric atmosphere. The games are more meaningful, wrapped in the flag, and people are more invested in their country than their local team.
The hosts discuss Miami's history of poor attendance at sporting events and how this affects big events being held there such as the World Baseball Classic and March Madness.
Despite attempts to create a party atmosphere, the Miami Marlins are struggling to attract fans who feel connected enough to the team to attend games. The team's inability to win games is also a major problem.