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Ishbia taking control by 2029?

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Is the cash infusion to begin planning/construction of a new stadium?  If so, why would anyone allow JR to be involved in the design after his disaster with Comiskey II?

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  • Terrible day. I heard Ishbia runs a private equity firm. 

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  • It's not the Suns guy, it's his BROTHER!! And if he wanted to buy a team for cheap to move, he'd have bought the Twins. He's willing to wait 9 more years because he wants CHICAGO.  Get a fuc

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I will take my victory lap here at predicting almost exactly this kind of a transition. 

43 minutes ago, nrockway said:

well, the home means literally nothing and, while the market means slightly more, you know the Cubs play here right? And people prefer them generally? And there are a lot of cities, ie Nashville, where people watch sports on TV and look at advertisements and have available land for an arena.

Also the guy is just bad at sports management. He bought the Suns when they were a title contender and took them back into mediocrity. The grass is not always greener, it's one idiot or another, and this guy has a track record in sports.

Our grass is dead and on fire.

39 minutes ago, PaleAleSox said:

So why didn't the Sox move in the last 100 years? You aren't moving a team from Chicago to Nashville. It's just not happening. MLB wouldn't let it happen, either. 

Jerry tried very hard

Jerry will stay alive and full of vitality through 2034 by feeding on the blood of Cuban prospects

29 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said:

The one note that causes me concern was the statement in the release that the Sox said there's no assurance any such transaction will occur. 

That's legal ass coverage. 

In regard to moving the team.  I am not certain folks realize how big Chicago is when encompassing the region as compared to areas like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh. MIlwaukee etc.

Yes the cubs dominate but there is still moe potential

I know this comes up often but it cannot be said enough

 

 

44 minutes ago, bighurt574 said:

I'm not sure it's so amazing that Reinsdorf has the ability to hold on through 2034.  Yikes.  

He wants to sell upon his death.  That's the reason for the broad language. 

31 minutes ago, 77 Hitmen said:

I was wondering if the Fire stadium news spurred this to move forward now.

Regarding 2029, are they timing it for when the current stadium lease is up?

It might have spurred the release, but that has been in progress behind the scenes for a long time.

crawling through the Shawshank s%*# pipe for 40 years, i think at some point i looked to my right and noticed Mike Caruso. but just kept plowing along.

21 minutes ago, Quin said:

It's also pretty safe to say that this puts Michigan alum Chris Getz on the hottest of hot seats.

I just came a little

8 minutes ago, Tnetennba said:

Who the f*** is Carl and why the f*** should we care about his raving lunatic blog posts? This reads like it was gleaned from a certain few Soxtalk posters.

Wrong thread

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8 minutes ago, Tnetennba said:

Who the f*** is Carl and why the f*** should we care about his raving lunatic blog posts? This reads like it was gleaned from a certain few Soxtalk posters.

Caaaaaaarrrrrrllll!  That kills people 

4 years... the nightmare is finally nearing the end.

10 minutes ago, Harry Chappas said:

In regard to moving the team.  I am not certain folks realize how big Chicago is when encompassing the region as compared to areas like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh. MIlwaukee etc.

Yes the cubs dominate but there is still moe potential

I know this comes up often but it cannot be said enough

 

 

Exactly. 1/3 of Chicago's market is bigger than Nashville. Make the effort to win back and create new Sox fans and you're far better off than waiting for locals to support a transplanted team.

9 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

Caaaaaaarrrrrrllll!  That kills people 

Presented by Comic Sans at the top of his blog. 

52 minutes ago, nrockway said:

well, the home means literally nothing and, while the market means slightly more, you know the Cubs play here right? And people prefer them generally? And there are a lot of cities, ie Nashville, where people watch sports on TV and look at advertisements and have available land for an arena.

Also the guy is just bad at sports management. He bought the Suns when they were a title contender and took them back into mediocrity. The grass is not always greener, it's one idiot or another, and this guy has a track record in sports.

I agree, we don’t know much about Ishbia but he has to be better than JR.

4 years is a while. 4 years ago, the Sox were pretty good.

2034?

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7 minutes ago, Dick Allen said:

4 years is a while. 4 years ago, the Sox were pretty good.

I’d say that four years went by pretty damn quick. And 2027 or whatever is going to be a short season AT BEST anyway. 

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