Practice Bubble Is Approved!

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(04-29-2022, 03:19 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: All three of those teams are located in California, which all have warm weather and none rain much. In order for it to be a proper evaluation, you'd need to evaluate a team with a similar climate.

Money is king, but most good players aren't going to come to a franchise that doesn't have respectable facilities when a similar team does and offers a similar contract.

How much more unsuccessful would those organizations be if they didn't have an indoor practice facility?

It doesn't make it a selling point unless you DON'T have one, which we don't currently, but we should soon.

SF gets plenty of rain and is definitely not "warm" all the time.
Cincinnati actually is warmer than SF pretty much from May through September.
SF is just more temperate, so it doesn't get as cold in the winter.

In terms of precipitation, SF averages more precipitation than Cincy Dec through Feb.
Close to the same precip in Nov and March.

https://weatherspark.com/compare/y/557~15856/Comparison-of-the-Average-Weather-in-San-Francisco-and-Cincinnati