Original sentence: June 13th, 2006 - Infamous brawl with the Calgary Vipers.September 3rd, 2006 - The Cracker-Cats finish their second season six games back in the wild card race and miss the playoffs.The resulting suspension leads manager Terry Bevington to resign
Edited sentence: Attendance is likely to go up in coming years.June 13th, 2006 - Infamous brawl with the Calgary Vipers that ultimately was the cause of Terry Bevington's resignation.September 2004 - The demise of the Edmonton Trappers, and the end of Quality baseball in Edmonton, as is shown by the persistantly poor attendances to Telus Field from this point onward [even though the Trappers had great attendance].September 2006 - The Cracker Cats finish out of the Northern League wild card by 6 games, and so do not make the playoffs.Statistics show that attendance has been down 40% since 2005.The departure of the Trappers is sad day for the city.This is due to the vast gulf in Quality between triple-A and double-A baseball, and the fact that Edmontonians can tell the difference.Though, attendance was going up at the end reaching 2000.With an average attendance of less than 1500 fans per game, few people notice