According to an interview on CBS news, Joe Arriolla is on the brink of resigning his post.

 

Now here's the question - despite the Marlins no longer on speaking terms with the city of Miami, could this change the situation a bit?

I dont know about the Marlins but this would be great for the City of Miami.

I agree, LOL!

Only slightly.

 

Whoever replaces him would have to be pretty pro-Marlins and free-stadium to change the situation.

Wow, one could only hope. This would certainly change relations with the City of Miami.

It would probably help, but having a spokesman other than Samson would also help

I hate to be the bearer of bad news here but I do believe that the stadium in miami bridge has been burned and Arriola has since pissed on the ashes numerous times.

According to an interview on CBS news, Joe Arriolla is on the brink of resigning his post.

 

Now here's the question - despite the Marlins no longer on speaking terms with the city of Miami, could this change the situation a bit?

 

it can only be good news for the Marlins if this happens

The only reason it would help (as Arriola is simply the front man for Diaz and his band of cronies) is the cash flow from CDT that having Miami back in the equation would bring, thus closing the funding gap.

 

I'll see what I can find out.

If things in Hialeah fall apart I'd like to see the Marlins go back to the city of Miami to see if something can still be worked out.

 

But there is no reason to potentially burn the Stadium in Hialeah Bridge (the true progress of the construction of this bridge is still in question) to try and cross the burned remains of the Stadium in Miami Bridge.

Please go Joe, your leaving is our only hope

 

:turns off the droid:

 

 

More options available is best for the Marlins and their fans(, but not necessarily the tax payers)

We just have to get rid of Manny Diaz, and it would hurt to see Samson depart either.

won't change a thing. voters here dont want a public stadium.

won't change a thing. voters here dont want a public stadium.

So says the vote that was placed in front of the public, right?