CC Sabathia’s provides hilarious solution to $150 NJ Transit World Cup train tickets

Source: New York Post

If you’re looking for a cheaper option than getting ripped off by NJ Transit to get back and forth from MetLife Stadium for the FIFA World Cup next year, CC Sabathia may have an alternative. In a response to a post on X about the fact that it would cost $150 for a round-trip ticket to go to a game for the 2026 World Cup instead of the normal $12. 50, the Hall of Famer posted: “$150?! Y’all can park at my crib for the the cost.

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