Interesting news out of Lions Camp:
The Lions announced Friday that they will freeze ticket prices for next season and reduce prices for about 8 percent of the seats at Ford Field.
The reasons? A bad economy and the team's ineptitude on the field, said Bob Raymond, the Lions' vice president of business operations.
"The economy being No. 1, but let's face it, the team performance is also a factor in this," Raymond said, according to the Detriot News. "And our fans have made us aware of that. We have to address that: both the economy and the team performance."
"We see people struggling right now in this economy. And we obviously want to bring our season-ticket holders back," Raymond said, according to the report. "They've been very loyal to us over the last several years. We need their support now and want to continue to have their support."
Details on how much prices will be reduced and which seats will be discounted will be announced at a later date, the team said.
-- ESPN.com news services
The Lions announced Friday that they will freeze ticket prices for next season and reduce prices for about 8 percent of the seats at Ford Field.
The reasons? A bad economy and the team's ineptitude on the field, said Bob Raymond, the Lions' vice president of business operations.
"The economy being No. 1, but let's face it, the team performance is also a factor in this," Raymond said, according to the Detriot News. "And our fans have made us aware of that. We have to address that: both the economy and the team performance."
"We see people struggling right now in this economy. And we obviously want to bring our season-ticket holders back," Raymond said, according to the report. "They've been very loyal to us over the last several years. We need their support now and want to continue to have their support."
Details on how much prices will be reduced and which seats will be discounted will be announced at a later date, the team said.
-- ESPN.com news services