October 10, 20178 yr The county is hiring auditors to make sure Loria pays the county the correct percentage from the sale of the team... http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article177937961.html
October 11, 20178 yr Author its 5% clear as water why do they need to hire clowns to tell you " it's 5%" Because it's apparently not as clear as water. There are deductions and taxes that can change what the amount they're taking from is.
October 11, 20178 yr I don't understand why Loria would have to pay 5%. The BSA clearly states he only needs to pay that if the team is sold in Year 5, when the team was sold in Year 6. It's literally linked in the news article.
October 11, 20178 yr I don't understand why Loria would have to pay 5%. The BSA clearly states he only needs to pay that if the team is sold in Year 5, when the team was sold in Year 6. It's literally linked in the news article. 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017...
October 11, 20178 yr The first time the Marlins played at the ballpark was March 6th, 2012 vs UM. So let's say that's the latest possible time Year 5 could end would be March 5th, 2017. That's means that the sale of the Marlins happened at least 5 years and ~7 months after the BSA went into affect; it says basically that in the article as well (they say 5 years and 6 months). That's 7 months too late. 6 months if you think the time would only start with official MLB games (which would be odd, but regardless).
October 11, 20178 yr Author The first time the Marlins played at the ballpark was March 6th, 2012 vs UM. So let's say that's the latest possible time Year 5 could end would be March 5th, 2017. That's means that the sale of the Marlins happened at least 5 years and ~7 months after the BSA went into affect; it says basically that in the article as well (they say 5 years and 6 months). That's 7 months too late. 6 months if you think the time would only start with official MLB games (which would be odd, but regardless). HE'S ALIVE! ALLIIIIVVVEE!!!
October 12, 20178 yr Author It's like the second coming.. I'm always really sore after the second coming.
October 12, 20178 yr I'm always really sore after the second coming. You got to grease up and not tense up.
October 16, 20178 yr You must not be. April 2013 = 1 yr April 2014 = 2 yrs April 2015 = 3 yrs April 2016 = 4 yrs April 2017 = 5yrs But you knew that since you're a math wizard
October 16, 20178 yr They played in Marlins Park in April 2012 as well though. From April 2012 to 2013 is 1 yr. Or am I missing something?
October 16, 20178 yr From April 2012 to 2013 is 1 yr. Or am I missing something? Depends on what the language "in the year" means, and when their years start from. This sale seems to have gone through at a questionable time. It's either the beginning of the sixth year or the end of the fifth year. Or neither, and just the fifth year of its calendar or from the date of signing. Well, then the actual date of agreement would matter. Dunno.
October 16, 20178 yr Author The wording says he pays so and so if the team is sold "in year 5" that means you count each year as a whole, not as "how many years since the ballpark opened." So 2012 was year 1 OF the ballpark being opened, not SINCE it opened. 2013 is year 2, 2014 is year 3, 2015 is year 4, 2016 is year 5, and 2017 is year 6. Yes @Marlins Phenom 2017 is 5 years SINCE the ballpark opened but 2017 is year number 6 of the ballpark. This is similar to the way people count their age. A one year old baby is actually in year 2 of their lives, not year one. We call them a year old because they haven't completed their second full year but they have lived through 2 calendar years.
October 17, 20178 yr It takes some real mental gymnastics to try that math. They played in the stadium in the years 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. Thus they played in the stadium for six years. Not picking sides here, but it's not "mental gymnastics." It's zero index versus 1 index. It's quite simple.
October 19, 20178 yr The wording says he pays so and so if the team is sold "in year 5" that means you count each year as a whole, not as "how many years since the ballpark opened." Just called them 'seasons" not years. You're like the french using commas instead of period for decimal digits. What's next the metric system? go shower you french hippie
October 19, 20178 yr Author Just called them 'seasons" not years. You're like the french using commas instead of period for decimal digits. What's next the metric system? go shower you french hippie "Seasons" doesn't work as a terminology because if the sale were to happen in, say, November, then it wouldn't be during a "season" it would be during a "year". And I ain't French though I do enjoy French toast, French fries, French vanilla, and French kisses.
October 21, 20178 yr "Seasons" doesn't work as a terminology because if the sale were to happen in, say, November, then it wouldn't be during a "season" it would be during a "year". And I ain't French though I do enjoy French toast, French fries, French vanilla, and French kisses. how bout the black french kiss
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