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23 minutes ago, interloper said:

Agree. This part of the narrative is so silly.

If the Oakland A's can't relocate to San Jose out of a stadium leaking raw sewage, then I don't have any worries about the Orioles moving out of one of the best ballparks in all of baseball. 

Especially when the state of Maryland has pledged $600M for upgrades that should only help (gambling) increase cash flows to ownership. 

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56 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

Actually none of it is(except I'm guessing that he would rather sell vs move).  Its what I know and its an easily found fact that he has a house/lives in the Nashville area.

Isn’t the fact he already has a home there proof of how flimsy this is as a motive to go through all the hoops required to move the team?
 

I see no reason why the Orioles being in Baltimore offers an impediment to his wife’s career, or why the move to Nashville would improve it, especially if they already live there. I suppose he could call in favors to get his wife in some extra shows but that seems so tenuous compared to the other factors at hand. And I haven’t researched this but I’m guessing it’s completely normal for sports team owners to spend a lot of their time elsewhere working on their other business ventures whatever they are. 

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17 minutes ago, OsFanSinceThe80s said:

If the Oakland A's can't relocate to San Jose out of a stadium leaking raw sewage, then I don't have any worries about the Orioles moving out of one of the best ballparks in all of baseball. 

Especially when the state of Maryland has pledged $600M for upgrades that should only help (gambling) increase cash flows to ownership. 

Yea, they aren't moving. This has never been a real threat in any way.

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2 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

Yea, they aren't moving. This has never been a real threat in any way.

Let's say John Angelos really does want to move the Orioles. I can't see MLB owners approving relocation given the Angelos family's tumultuous relationship with the commissioner's office and fellow owners. They would force a sale before considering relocation of the Orioles. 

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6 minutes ago, OsFanSinceThe80s said:

Let's say John Angelos really does want to move the Orioles. I can't see MLB owners approving relocation given the Angelos family's tumultuous relationship with the commissioner's office and fellow owners. They would force a sale before considering relocation of the Orioles. 

Right...which is why this isn't a serious discussion.

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19 minutes ago, Spy Fox said:

I see no reason why the Orioles being in Baltimore offers an impediment to his wife’s career, or why the move to Nashville would improve it, especially if they already live there.

If they owned the Nashville Orioles it would immediately make her a star! Just like James Dolan and his band!

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Just now, OsFanSinceThe80s said:

I didn't notice it until yesterday either, I was too caught up in the drama of this story. 

I don't get into this stuff at all.   I think it's a whole lot of nothing.   It's all about the money.  Louis Angelos wants more of it.   All the other stuff is just window dressing for his lawsuit.

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Just now, RZNJ said:

I don't get into this stuff at all.   I think it's a whole lot of nothing.   It's all about the money.  Louis Angelos wants more of it.   All the other stuff is just window dressing for his lawsuit.

I just want the Orioles to be owned by a stable ownership group for the first in forever. 

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