Ultimately, the problem with Toronto's sports franchises is that they are owned in whole or in part by the nation's dominant media networks who are entirely unmotivated to deliver a dominant competitive product. Rogers and Bell control the stadiums, radio access, television access and online access to their sporting products. They don't need these teams to win in order to rake in a profit. They only need for people to care. 

Fans think that by not buying tickets to games, they're sending a message. Well, as long as you're still paying to stream the games online and you still have Sportsnet and Raptors TV on cable, you're still supporting the team, and you're probably spending more than you would if you bought a ticket.

The only way to TRULY get the attention of Rogers or Bell is to completely cut yourself off from the entire genre of sports entertainment, and I think that's a bridge too far for most true fans... and Rogers knows it.  It's been fun, Jays!