Natebishop3
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Canzano is saying the A's are coming to Portland to check out relocation.
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Ya I'm not getting my hopes up just to be let down.It's fun being used for leverage every time a team wants a stadium or is negotiating with another city.
My optimism was crushed when we didn't get the Portland Expos.
Yeah, I agree, but once again MLB won't expand until the A's and Rays situations are resolved so leverage away in my opinion.It's fun being used for leverage every time a team wants a stadium or is negotiating with another city.
My optimism was crushed when we didn't get the Portland Expos.
To me, it's by far the best sport to go to live and enjoy a nice day.How many honestly care about baseball?
It's boring to play, and worse to watch.
agree...been to many fun tailgaters at County stadium and Miller Park in Brew town.To me, it's by far the best sport to go to live and enjoy a nice day.
Great question and that's a huge difference.The Diamond project doesn't want a team with ownership to move here though, right? They want to own a team, at least that was my understanding.
The Diamond project doesn't want a team with ownership to move here though, right? They want to own a team, at least that was my understanding.
I was living in Concord when they were building Bart.If you are a fan of a team, going to a MLB game, eating/drinking, sitting in the sun, the sounds, all of it, is as good as it gets. Grew up going to A's games with Rickey, Canseco, Dave Stewart, Eckersley, etc., in the Oakland Coliseum. Jump on BART with my friends in HS, go to a game, come back home with a sunburn and memories. Best days ever. If PDX can get that, its a gamechanger for this area.
Grew up in Chicago going to baseball games all summer ad well.If you are a fan of a team, going to a MLB game, eating/drinking, sitting in the sun, the sounds, all of it, is as good as it gets. Grew up going to A's games with Rickey, Canseco, Dave Stewart, Eckersley, etc., in the Oakland Coliseum. Jump on BART with my friends in HS, go to a game, come back home with a sunburn and memories. Best days ever. If PDX can get that, its a gamechanger for this area.
If we had a team I'd pay more attention to the everyday MLB.How many honestly care about baseball?
It's boring to play, and worse to watch.
Do people even read the articles or statements by the PDP? They have stated from the start and multiple times they are prepared for both options: stadium only or stadium and ownership...The Diamond project doesn't want a team with ownership to move here though, right? They want to own a team, at least that was my understanding.
It's fun being used for leverage every time a team wants a stadium or is negotiating with another city.
My optimism was crushed when we didn't get the Portland Expos.
Do people even read the articles or statements by the PDP?
Or they could have left there and used it as a flea market or housing for homeless.If it had been built it would now be obsolete and the team would be talking about moving to Vegas.
Well, actually, it would have been obsolete by 1990 and so the team would have left 20 years ago.
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If you are a fan of a team, going to a MLB game, eating/drinking, sitting in the sun, the sounds, all of it, is as good as it gets. Grew up going to A's games with Rickey, Canseco, Dave Stewart, Eckersley, etc., in the Oakland Coliseum. Jump on BART with my friends in HS, go to a game, come back home with a sunburn and memories. Best days ever. If PDX can get that, its a gamechanger for this area.
I grew up in Portland and have wanted a baseball team my whole life.Grew up in Chicago going to baseball games all summer ad well.
Seems to me, all my friends not from portland grew up with baseball and want a team. And the few that grew up here couldn't care less.
I grew up in Portland and have wanted a baseball team my whole life.
Candlestick night games (and some day games) were so bad....they were almost good. Unbelievable wind and so fricking cold. What an awful stadium.Ha I was there too.
Rickey Henderson: " It ain't Billy Ball, it's Rickey Ball"
I would go to Giants games too......as long as it was a day game. Night games at Candlestick were pure hell. But like you said sitting in the sun with your friends and having a few beers are great memories. Some sports IMO are only fun in person......baseball, golf, and hockey being three of them. (Nascar as well, but it still bores me)
Basketball and football are fun in person, but they also fun at home watching it on your big screen.
Not really because it has been mostly fluff and lip service.
Not really because it has been mostly fluff and lip service.
So, having funding, renderings, big name backers, property under contract and now officials from a MLB openly looking to relocate their franchise coming to town doesn't equate to any forward progress. You both are clowns for this take.Same. Save the shit until there's actually some forward progress.