More Angelos as the fly in the ointment content

[Yardball85]

Another article with Forbes data concerning JA's comment that keeping the Orioles' core would require raising prices at OPACY

 

https://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/bs-sp-orioles-prices-forbes-valuations-john-angelos-20230922-zmdcgsa3trbozmkzokkvy5gsau-story.html#ed=rss_www.baltimoresun.com/obf/rss 

 

Hoping they show him on the jumbotron at a playoff game and he gets a chorus of boos from 40-some thousand fans.

[Can_of_corn]

I just don't understand why he can't keep his mouth shut until the season is over.

Is he actually this stupid?

What is the benefit of doing this now?

[clapdiddy]

30 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I just don't understand why he can't keep his mouth shut until the season is over.

Is he actually this stupid?

What is the benefit of doing this now?

It's almost like he's telling Elias to go find another job.

[Can_of_corn]

5 minutes ago, clapdiddy said:

It's almost like he's telling Elias to go find another job.

He's probably going to have to raise prices to afford to pay for an Elias extension.

[Sports Guy]

He’s a lying POS.

[Aristotelian]

I can't click through. Can anyone share some quotes? The headline is not a good look. 

[Mondo Trasho]

1 hour ago, Can_of_corn said:

I just don't understand why he can't keep his mouth shut until the season is over.

Is he actually this stupid?

What is the benefit of doing this now?

There's a surprising number of people who grew up around the public spotlight, and have PR people giving them advice on what to say/not say, who simply can't help themselves and blurt out whatever dumb thought crosses their mind. Politicians, business owners, executive officers, team owners, etc. 

[Otter]

2 minutes ago, Mondo Trasho said:

There's a surprising number of people who grew up around the public spotlight, and have PR people giving them advice on what to say/not say, who simply can't help themselves and blurt out whatever dumb thought crosses their mind. Politicians, business owners, executive officers, team owners, etc. 

Yes, and he's obviously one of those people who has never had to be accountable for his words or actions and has no idea how out of touch with the real world he really is.

[Uli2001]

This guy John Angelos is reaching Mark Davis territory. And I thought Peter was bad.

[btdart20]

11 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

I can't click through. Can anyone share some quotes? The headline is not a good look. 

I can't read it either before the Sun's blocker kicks in.  But I suspect there's no new quotes but just integrating the recent Forbes team valuation into the context of the ongoing tomfoolery that is Angelos.

I'd love to see some of the Forbes breakdown though.

[hutchead]

27 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

I can't click through. Can anyone share some quotes? The headline is not a good look. 

Anyone with a PC can read the article. Just right click in the body of the article, choose "inspect", click on settings (may have to click on three horizontal dots in order to get menu that includes "settings"), then disable javascript. May need to refresh page.

[Can_of_corn]

28 minutes ago, Mondo Trasho said:

There's a surprising number of people who grew up around the public spotlight, and have PR people giving them advice on what to say/not say, who simply can't help themselves and blurt out whatever dumb thought crosses their mind. Politicians, business owners, executive officers, team owners, etc. 

I get that but this doesn't look like random dumb thoughts.  This looks like some really bad plan of action.

[OsFanSinceThe80s]

John Angelos is just like us he puts his clown shoes on one foot at a time.

[clapdiddy]

11 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I get that but this doesn't look like random dumb thoughts.  This looks like some really bad plan of action.

Yup...part of the "negotiations" with the Stadium Authority (or whatever entity is involved) in beefing up the Camden Yards area and letting Angelos profit from it.

[orioles119]

At this point, he's the male equivalent of the owner in the first Major League movie.