Del Campo This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. HoustonChronicle.com - Fans doubt Mexico can support MLB team

   www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory. - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/15/2004   Last Visited: 3/15/2004

   In a city where 800 pesos, or $80, a week is considered a decent salary, Del Campo comfortably bought a pair of $75 tickets Sunday to take his wife to the final game of the two-game Serie de Primavera between the Astros and Marlins.
   
   Del Campo loves baseball and has the funds to support his habit. He owns the official Astros pinstripe jersey. He owns the more expensive fitted black cap with the Astros star.
   
   What he doesn't have, however, is optimism.
   
   Much to his chagrin, Del Campo cannot envision Mexico City -- or baseball-mad Monterrey, for that matter -- being able to sustain a Major League Baseball team anytime soon.
   
   "No, I don't think we can support it," said Del Campo, a marketing director for Berlitz in Mexico City.
   ...
   But when Del Campo thinks of MLB stadiums, he thinks of Minute Maid Park, regarded by many as among the best baseball stadiums in the world.
   
   "I go twice a year to Houston to see the Astros," Del Campo, 33, said.

2. 2. International Ticketing Association

   www.intix.org/article_detail.c - [Cached]

   Published on: 8/30/2003   Last Visited: 4/8/2004

   In a city where 800 pesos, or $80, a week is considered a decent salary, Del Campo comfortably bought a pair of $75 tickets Sunday to take his wife to the final game of the two-game Serie de Primavera between the Astros and Marlins.
   
   Del Campo loves baseball and has the funds to support his habit. He owns the official Astros pinstripe jersey. He owns the more expensive fitted black cap with the Astros star.
   
   What he doesn't have, however, is optimism.
   
   Much to his chagrin, Del Campo cannot envision Mexico City -- or baseball-mad Monterrey, for that matter -- being able to sustain a Major League Baseball team anytime soon.
   
   "No, I don't think we can support it," said Del Campo, a marketing director for Berlitz in Mexico City.
   ...
   But when Del Campo thinks of MLB stadiums, he thinks of Minute Maid Park, regarded by many as among the best baseball stadiums in the world.
   
   "I go twice a year to Houston to see the Astros," Del Campo, 33, said.

3. 3. SBN

   www.sportsbusinessnews.com/ind - [Cached]

   Last Visited: 3/16/2004

   In a city where 800 pesos, or $80, a week is considered a decent salary, Del Campo comfortably bought a pair of $75 tickets Sunday to take his wife to the final game of the two-game Serie de Primavera between the Astros and Marlins.
   ...
   Much to his chagrin, Del Campo cannot envision Mexico City -- or baseball-mad Monterrey, for that matter -- being able to sustain a Major League Baseball team anytime soon.
   
   "No, I don't think we can support it," said Del Campo, a marketing director for Berlitz in Mexico City.
   ...
   But when Del Campo thinks of MLB stadiums, he thinks of Minute Maid Park, regarded by many as among the best baseball stadiums in the world.
   
   "I go twice a year to Houston to see the Astros," Del Campo, 33, said.