I'm glad we have a ball park in the city, but there are two comments in this article that stand out and that should be acknowledged. The first is the quote that, "Back in the mid-1980s, the neighborhood “still had all the bums and all the transients,” and the second is "Another challenge for law enforcement is the large homeless population that congregates near the concentration of shelters and services just blocks from Coors Field." Gentrification has a price. Back in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s that area also had housing that was affordable. Where are the single room occupancy hotels that poor, working men used to call home? "Jesus Saves" and the Wazee Center were both homeless shelters occupying that area long before Coors Field and the neighborhood's redevelopment. Displacing people, even those we consider marginal has a heavy social cost. Unfortunately, it's one that developers never have to pay.