- Wed Jan 15, 2025 2:30 pm
#3874
The Cincinnati Reds Caravan is back, and it’s stirring up quite the buzz among fans! With 37 attendees, including current players, former stars, and even front office personnel, this is a golden opportunity for fans to connect with the team in a way that Redsfest couldn’t provide this year.
But here’s the question: Does the presence of lesser-known players and front office staff excite you, or are you left wanting more star power? Some fans are thrilled to see familiar faces like Corky Miller and Marty Brennaman, while others are questioning the absence of big-name players.
Let’s dive deeper. How important is it for teams to bring their stars to events like this? Should the Reds be doing more to engage their fanbase, especially after the disappointment of missing Redsfest?
And what about the locations? The caravan is making stops in places like Dayton, Indianapolis, and even Charleston, West Virginia. Do you think these locations are strategic for building a stronger fanbase, or do they miss the mark?
Bold prediction: If the Reds don’t start showcasing their top talent at these events, could we see a decline in fan engagement and attendance in the long run?
Share your thoughts! What are your experiences with the Reds Caravan or similar events? What would you like to see change in the future? Let’s get the conversation rolling!
But here’s the question: Does the presence of lesser-known players and front office staff excite you, or are you left wanting more star power? Some fans are thrilled to see familiar faces like Corky Miller and Marty Brennaman, while others are questioning the absence of big-name players.
Let’s dive deeper. How important is it for teams to bring their stars to events like this? Should the Reds be doing more to engage their fanbase, especially after the disappointment of missing Redsfest?
And what about the locations? The caravan is making stops in places like Dayton, Indianapolis, and even Charleston, West Virginia. Do you think these locations are strategic for building a stronger fanbase, or do they miss the mark?
Bold prediction: If the Reds don’t start showcasing their top talent at these events, could we see a decline in fan engagement and attendance in the long run?
Share your thoughts! What are your experiences with the Reds Caravan or similar events? What would you like to see change in the future? Let’s get the conversation rolling!