I think it would be definitely in our interest to look into it.
Baseball is totally different on the dirt.
It really makes a big difference. Artificial turf's novelty temporarily obscures its faults. But you play on it more and you realize that it really does. Cinergy's turf became an issue July 12 when Larkin declared that he wanted to play on grass once his contract expires following the 2000 season. Larkin later said he would consider helping to pay for a new, natural carpet.