The franchise needs an owner who’s actually mega rich for owner standards. Someone like Ruiz honestly who’s willing to see what happens when you pour money into a team with a domed stadium. Someone where it’s personal instead a creative accounting ploy to get tax breaks on other business and pocket luxury tax.
You can see the hype around the Panthers with a little winning and an exciting product. People who never watched hockey are coming out.
You can be relevant in this town you just have to win. Ask the Heat
Agreed. The problem with the Marlins is that for the last
twenty four seasons, the team has lacked ownership willing to consistently invest in the team. There have been so many firesales and teardowns that they have completely squandered the goodwill of their fans. Honestly, they shouldn't be here. The Marlins should move to Nashville or Austin or some other city where the ground has not been salted, so to speak.
Then take that stadium, raze it, and put back in place exactly
what should have never been removed to begin with.
Through ownership changes, the Marlins are doing what they have done multiple times in the past, selling off assets.
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and this was prior to the fire sale after Luria left
If the Marlins are to stay, they'll need an owner who will pore money into the franchise for at least a decade and operate at a loss. It will take at least that long to overcome the mistrust.
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