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Tampa story on how the new ballpark was payed for

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The teams should merge and poof they'll both have a new stadium. Have tampa's owner take over and get rid of Loria and Co.

The teams should merge and poof they'll both have a new stadium. Have tampa's owner take over and get rid of Loria and Co.

 

 

So you want the guy who can't get a stadium built and has a lower payroll then we do instead of Loria? OK...

 

I'd take their GM and farm system, but owner? No thanks. Give Loria and Co. credit. They did what most people thought was impossible and saved the future of baseball in South Florida. Winning will come and go, but we'll have a team here forever. For that we owe our current ownership a great deal of gratitude.

There is no way that the Rays can survive in that ballpark. Jokes aside about the Rays poor attendance, they are in worse shape than the Marlins were because there are very few people that live within a reasonable distance from that location in St. Pete. It's going to be hard for them to sustain high attendance that way, even if they are winning.

If the Rays want to be successful in the TB area, they'll need to move to fairground area of Tampa. Then they can get more of the Orlando area fans and still draw the Tampa/St. Pete fans. I know taking that extra 45-60 minutes off of the drive and traffic would greatly increase my willingness to attend Rays games (at least ones not played by the Marlins or Red Sox).

I guess it shows how rarely I go to sporting events.

 

Spoken like a true Rays fan.

 

(Sorry, that was too easy.)

If the Rays want to be successful in the TB area, they'll need to move to fairground area of Tampa. Then they can get more of the Orlando area fans and still draw the Tampa/St. Pete fans. I know taking that extra 45-60 minutes off of the drive and traffic would greatly increase my willingness to attend Rays games (at least ones not played by the Marlins or Red Sox).

 

I'm there with you on that, buddy.

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I guess it shows how rarely I go to sporting events.

 

Spoken like a true Rays fan.

 

(Sorry, that was too easy.)

 

 

Admittedly I set myself up for that, but my reason for not going is not "I don't care", it's "I'm poor and would rather have food on the table".

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Personally i prefer Channelside by the St Pete Times Forum.

 

Too close to malfunction junction

A freeway interchange? I-4 and I-75 I'm guessing?

Personally i prefer Channelside by the St Pete Times Forum.

 

Too close to malfunction junction

A freeway interchange? I-4 and I-75 I'm guessing?

 

no, I-4 and I-275. A stadium location @ 75 and I-4 would actually be awesome, specifically at the fairgrounds. Easy access for most people

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