It might be a bull market for the New York Mets on the baseball field in 2018, but all signs indicate it’s going to be a bear market in the boardroom for quite a while.
A recent report by S&P Global says Citi Field’s revenue outlook does not look good for 2018 and beyond, as noted by Mike Ozanian of Forbes.
Ozanian explains that operating costs are expected to grow at a faster rate than the revenue streams brought in by Citi Field this season and beyond. That means that very little revenue is expected to be generated by Citi Field for a number of years, which doesn’t bode well for the Mets.