The mayor should not spend 1 dime of hard-earned Bronx taxpayers' money to move them. That stadium is in perfect condition. Too bad the neighborhood around it is not. I grew up in the community in the midst of complete destruction by the city, state, and the residents themselves. Not to mention the horrible neighbors that the Yankees make.
Game ends and the people leave the stadium.
Thousands and thousands of cars converging on a completely residential neighborhood with a mostly young population. As if the community did not have enough problems with their own residents drunk, high on drugs and speeding and yelling , now 40,000 people, most of whom do not live anywhere near the community wreaking havoc also. I would bet that on any given day that a game takes place, the crime rate skyrockets as compared to a general day in the local area. Keep all this in mind. But still the residents of this extremely impoverished area would not have it any other way.