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Marlins Sale Rumors

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There's a couple of other interested parties too including Stephen Ross if the price goes down

 

I heard you were showing mild interest in it as well but, like usual, your advances were turned down. 

 

 

Glavine, the former Braves standout left-hander, told The Boston Globe that his main responsibility is helping lure investors to the Romney group.

 

“It’s been a lengthy process,” Glavine told The Globe’s Nick Cafardo. “I was contacted a couple of years ago by some people to ask whether I’d have an interest in doing something along these lines, and I certainly did. This Marlins situation came about last summer. After casual conversations and kicking tires it became apparent we could put people together and raise money.”

 

Glavine said he feels “very good” about the Romney group bid but declined to say if he has any money invested. He also said he would “certainly want” a position with the organization if Loria opts to sell to the Romney group.

 

“I’m not going to say I’m the GM, but I know the game pretty well,” Glavine said. “I understand it. There’s a lot on the business side that I don’t understand, so I’m open-minded about what the best role for me would be and what I like to do the most.”

 

Mitt Romney, the former Republican presidential nominee, is reportedly not involved in his son’s bid.

 

Glavine also told The Globe that Loria “wants to get out of” team ownership, as we reported here in December.

 

A Marlins source said he would be shocked if the team isn’t sold.

 

http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/barry-jackson/article146541209.html#storylink=cpy

 

 

According to Forbes, this group is out

 

Can they challenge the call or did they already use up their challenge on a previous play? 

 

 

Thanks @canada-marlin24 I found it

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-25/jeb-bush-derek-jeter-group-said-to-win-auction-for-miami-marlins

 

A group led by former Florida governor Jeb Bush and former New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter have won the auction for the Miami Marlins baseball team, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.

 

The person requested anonymity because the sale contract hasn’t been signed. The person declined to say how much the group paid for the team, which is owned by New York art dealer Jeff Loria.

 

The Marlins declined to comment. Jeter’s agent didn’t immediately return an email request for comment.

 

Other bidders for the club were Quogue Capital LLC founder Wayne Rothbaum, and Solamere Capital co-founder Tagg Romney, whose group included former All-Star pitcher Tom Glavine.

 

Loria bought the team in 2002 for $158 million.

 

The person declined to say how much the group paid for the team owned by New York art dealer Jeff Loria.

 

 

 

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