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Well FedEx Field  far out from Nova and DC.. Just like Dulles.

My guess is if DC does not get the Expos.. That Puerto Rico might be a
surprise location for the team.  If the 25 or so games they plan to
play as a home team down there.. 

But Delangelo (sp?) the owner of Baltimore will do whatever he can to
prevent that ream from being moved there... but with MLB the owner of
the team now.. there is prob little he can do.. His concern is that
most of his fans come from the Nova/DC area.. which I highly doubt.. 

Perhaps move the stadium out to mananas or close enough to a
metrorail.. so the ...games wont  kill the I-95/3-95/I-66 section ..
and to save traffic build an monorail to East falls church station..
But we are talking some money.... 
but not like the Springfield maze they pretend to call an interchange
that makes even the drivers in So. Cal. head spin. 


Or you could always play the games elsewhere (norfolk area? or
Richmond maybe.. )  tear down RFK, and rebuild on the land. 
if you started in the next few months you could have it by opening
season 2004.. or at least by the al-star break. 



On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 21:22:36 -0500, Steve Brinich
<sbrinich@speakeasy.net> wrote:

>   Now that the fine art of fleecing the taxpayers to pay for egoboo has 
>turned into an cross-Potomac competition, where will the stadium end up?
>
>   My guess is that the Expos will end up in DC, at the New York Avenue 
>site.  Virginia pols will be under a bit of extra budget heat because of 
>the stalling of car-tax repeal and the veto of death-tax repeal, and they 
>don't have a realistic site (Pentagon City is too congested and too close 
>to two points of security concern, Rosslyn is too expensive, and Dulles is 
>too far out).
>
>   (In a rational world, where a team owner who wants a new toy is expected 
>to pay for it himself, RFK would be fixed up, but we don't live in a 
>rational world.)