RockieBill
01-25-2002, 01:03 PM
MLB has recieved 2 seperate bids for the Expos (estimated at $160 million), but both bids stipulate that they would operate in Canada this season, but move to the DC area for 2003.
From the Washington Times
MLB says no strings in sale of Expos
Yesterday Robert DuPuy (Major League Baseball's executive vice president and chief legal counsel) made it clear that baseball would not accept either of two unsolicited bids to buy the Expos with the condition of moving the team to the Washington area. The Expos are soon to be without an owner, prompting the latest salvos from an area already longing for baseball.
"I do not believe there is a strong sense of allowing a bid to operate the Expos if there are conditions attached," DuPuy said.
The complete story (http://www.washtimes.com/sports/20020123-149293.htm)
From the Washington Times
MLB says no strings in sale of Expos
Yesterday Robert DuPuy (Major League Baseball's executive vice president and chief legal counsel) made it clear that baseball would not accept either of two unsolicited bids to buy the Expos with the condition of moving the team to the Washington area. The Expos are soon to be without an owner, prompting the latest salvos from an area already longing for baseball.
"I do not believe there is a strong sense of allowing a bid to operate the Expos if there are conditions attached," DuPuy said.
The complete story (http://www.washtimes.com/sports/20020123-149293.htm)