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Orioles, Maryland Approve New 15-year Lease Agreement, 30-year total an option w/ surrounding development rights

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https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/12/orioles-maryland-approve-new-lease-agreement.html

 

The Orioles and the state of Maryland have approved a new lease agreement, as reported by multiple outlets and announced by the O’s. “The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to a partnership with the State of Maryland, Governor Wes Moore, and the Maryland Stadium Authority that will keep the Orioles at Camden Yards for thirty years,” the statement begins. It goes on to feature comments from John Angelos, chair and managing partner of the club, as well as Maryland Governor Wes Moore and others. Danielle Allentuck of the Baltimore Banner relayed the full press release for those interested.

Though the club announced they are staying at Camden for 30 years, they are currently only committed for 15, with Pamela Wood of the Baltimore Banner and Rich Dubroff of Baltimore Baseball relaying some of the details. If the club and the state can agree to a development plan for the surrounding area in the next four years, then the lease can be expanded from 15 to 30 years.

5 hours ago, rmc523 said:

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/12/orioles-maryland-approve-new-lease-agreement.html

 

The Orioles and the state of Maryland have approved a new lease agreement, as reported by multiple outlets and announced by the O’s. “The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to a partnership with the State of Maryland, Governor Wes Moore, and the Maryland Stadium Authority that will keep the Orioles at Camden Yards for thirty years,” the statement begins. It goes on to feature comments from John Angelos, chair and managing partner of the club, as well as Maryland Governor Wes Moore and others. Danielle Allentuck of the Baltimore Banner relayed the full press release for those interested.

Though the club announced they are staying at Camden for 30 years, they are currently only committed for 15, with Pamela Wood of the Baltimore Banner and Rich Dubroff of Baltimore Baseball relaying some of the details. If the club and the state can agree to a development plan for the surrounding area in the next four years, then the lease can be expanded from 15 to 30 years.

Good luck with doing that with the Angelos family.

 

What's interesting is that people felt that Peter Angelos was a fucking asshole and difficult to work with.

They got excited with John Angelos taking over.

He is probably worse to work with.

 

😞

9 minutes ago, Das Texan said:

Good luck with doing that with the Angelos family.

 

What's interesting is that people felt that Peter Angelos was a fucking asshole and difficult to work with.

They got excited with John Angelos taking over.

He is probably worse to work with.

 

😞

Is John the son of Peter?

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42 minutes ago, Michael said:

The son is always worse. 😞

I mean, the kids sued each other recently over the ownership issue, so....

52 minutes ago, Das Texan said:

Did you think I was joking or something?????

No. I was asking if John was Peter's son. Yes. The son is usually worse (when born into that wealth). Then the kids sued each other? They're even worse (still) [with regards to the father]!

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10 hours ago, Michael said:

No. I was asking if John was Peter's son. Yes. The son is usually worse (when born into that wealth). Then the kids sued each other? They're even worse (still) [with regards to the father]!

Yeah, IIRC, one of the sons sued the other son (his brother) and the mother.  They recently dropped it.

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