The Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) has been founded for 22 years. This league has contributed a lot on promoting baseball in Taiwan. The number of teams was once up to seven in the flourishing period. Unfortunately, negative incidents have made some teams leave the league and even another league, namely the Taiwan Major League (TML), was established. TML initiated the concept of "principal of localization" which also affected CPBL to implement "home court system." In CPBL, the Uni-President Lions and the La new Bears were the first two teams to adopt their home courts from the local government (Hong, 2008; Nei, 2009). A professional sport team with its own stadium is not only able to attract fans from the local but also a representation of local culture. Wann (2006) indicated that there were significant relationship between team identification and psychological health. It was a vital strategy to run a professional team in a long term. Yet, the team may shift its home court to another city as far as the market benefit is concerned. Foster and Hyatt (2007) showed that the fans' reaction on home court relocation was polarization and most of the effects were negative. Furthermore, team relocation might sway other professional sports and nearby sports fans. Lamigo Monkeys was the first team to shift its home court in Taiwan. The subsequent influence and their fans' reactions were worthy to be researched in order to be referenced by the League and sports team management.