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Tampa Bay Rays Receive MLB's permission To Explore Becoming Two-City Team With...
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The Tampa Bay Rays need a new stadium and some better attendance, so the MLB has given them permission to be a two-city team. Montreal looks to be the second city...
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Under the plan, the Rays would play in new stadiums in both the Tampa Bay area and Montreal, according to sources. The ability to play games early in the season in Florida would preclude the need for a domed stadium, cutting the cost of a new building. A month ago, Bronfman — who along with Montreal businessman Mitch Garber has expressed interest in taking a minority stake in the Rays alongside owner Stuart Sternberg — reached an agreement with a developer on a site in Montreal’s Point-Saint-Charles neighborhood to potentially build a new stadium. The number of home games each city would receive has not been determined, according to sources.


(The Spun)
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Boatshoes59 months
If you needed objective proof that baseball season is too long, this is it.
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ByUselves59 months
"What could wrong" was never asked when this option came to the table.
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Placebeaux59 months
Loved the Expos logo and colors
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GeauxsomeMeaux59 months
Tampa fans will probably bail on the team!!!
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Bayoubred59 months
Good grief. Just find another city to leave the team in the US
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Tiger inTampa59 months
"Good grief. Just find another city to leave the team in the US" They've been shopping the team to cities practically since they bought it. No one wants to foot the entire bill for the new ballpark they want and no one is sure how much the team will kick in. If Stu thinks attendance is abysmal now wait until the Montreal deal is official. You'll be able to sit in the on deck circle.
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TigerFanatic9959 months
This blows for players and athletic staff on the team.
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