Conclusion

With all the ballparks I have seen over 9 days, I can safely conclude that the culture of baseball fans does not change from city to city. By the culture, I mean, the love of the game shared by the fans. However, the execution of this culture is what can make or break a city and their team.

Once simple case where this execution is bad is in Washington with the Nationals. This franchise is not only poor on the playing field, their fans have no reason like them. They are an expansion team out of Canada that plays in a cross-purpose field, and attracts just over 20,000 fans if they are lucky. First of all, remind you of anywhere? Toronto, perhaps?

You would never see these traits in Chicago in Wrigley field.