Why not Nashville? There must be someone well-heeled to put a team there
Nashville is often near the top of lists for potential expansion cities, along with Portland, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, Charlotte, and Montreal.
The only mark against Nashville will be that the Braves, Cards, and Reds all claim fans from there.
I expect we end up with Nashville and either Portland or Vancouver.
Any of those seem more reasonable than Las Vegas, unless the gambling factor has some impact. That was the apparent objection to the Raiders until they relocated
Put an eastern team in Portland and then move the Stros back to the central or eastâŚdone
The unlimited supply of money in Vegas has the biggest impact.
I wouldnât be surprised if it becomes our nationâs capitol.
30,000 seat stadium would ensure capacity crowds, I guess.
What is a âpartial retractable roofâ, btw?
I assume a roof where part of it is retractable.
But does it partially retract to a partially open air stadium and then go back to close up for a totally indoor stadium?
Nashville and SLC in particular have gotten press for having very organized pushes.
Instead of the whole roof, you think?
Iâve always been under the impression that the league wants a team in Montreal again. Why exactly the league wants this I have not been able to ascertain.
The world needs a snottier fanbase than the Cardinals.
I give to you this image:
Joe Kelly, St. Louis Cardinal
Good point. And what with global warming the April weather in Boston and Chicago isnât as nasty as it used to be so youâd like to address that too if possible.
I wonder if Manfred is looking at six new teams to keep the divisions nice and equal or if we donât care about that anymore.
I like their pastry shops.Iâd move for that alone
West, Tx, is closer
Iâm thinking âpartialâ means ânot the wholeâ. But I could be overthinking it.
Thatâs why Iâm not a geologist.
So youâre gonna protect from the sun or the rain?
âŚare we still talking about Paul Simon?
Many are called, few are chosen.
We geologists donât concern ourselves with the vicissitudes of the natural world. It is what it is, you know.