I am out. The fix is in,” Morgan said in an email. “What I believe will now happen is this group will seek a sweetheart deal ...
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Bianchi: Why losing its biggest investor could be the best thing for Orlando’s baseball dream
Having Dr. Rick Workman, an Orlando-based investor, inside the Rays’ ownership group is not a setback; it’s a potential ace card.
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Weather played a big factor in week 6 of high school football and several undefeated teams put their ...
Even without its top two investors, the Orlando Dreamers say they have $2 billion in financing and will continue their pursuit of Major League Baseball. Barry Larkin, the group’s ambassador to MLB, ...
The investors planning to opt out of investing in team ownership represent less than 25% of the aggregate financing under letters of intent for team acquisition and stadium financing. Key Dreamers ...
Another emerged when Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reported that Rick Workman has joined Zalupski’s prospective ownership group. Topkin writes that Workman’s move to purchase a stake in the Rays ...
Dream Finders CEO Patrick Zalupski has added Orlando’s top baseball investor to the group buying the Tampa Bay Rays. Rays sale to Jacksonville homebuilder could close by September Sporting Club ...
Mike Bianchi: Why losing its biggest investor could be the best thing for Orlando’s baseball dream
ORLANDO, Fla. — Call me crazy. Call me delusional. Call me the last optimist standing. Call me the only one who believes Orlando’s longshot bid to bring the Tampa Bay Rays to Orlando was actually ...
Multiple reports put out show Rick Workman, the Orlando Dreamers anchor investor in their push to bring Major League Baseball and the Tampa Bay Rays to Orlando has joined the potential purchasing ...
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