This isn’t a “Take back Miller Park” situation. This was an uncalled for attempt to provoke the fans (cos I seriously doubt the team could care less), the same fans putting money in their pockets.

… prior to the weekend, the Marlins were averaging 15,683 per game, dead last in the majors. Their average now is 16,279. A Marlins series against, say, the Nationals, had it gone at their season average, would have drawn 47,049. Thus the Cubs brought approximately 40,000 extra people into Joe Robbie ProPlayer Dolphin Stadium. Their average ticket price is $17 — but that includes tens of thousands of bad seats that weren’t sold for this series. At $17 a pop, that’s an extra $680,000 in the Marlins’ coffers, but the actual average price sold over the weekend was likely over $20, meaning Cub fans put over $800,000 in the Marlins’ pockets that wouldn’t otherwise have been there, paying for at least two of the minimum salaries on the Marlins’ roster.