KANSAS CITY ROYALS CONFIRM MOVE TO NEW STADIUM!!!

This isn't so much a newsflash but an inevitability . . . In fact, our blog community has been telling you that this thing was going to happen since 2019. 

Now . . .

THE KANSAS CITY ROYALS ARE MOVING AND LOCAL TAXPAYERS ARE PAYING FOR IT!!!

A Twitter blast dominates cowtown headlines tonight . . . Here's the money line . . .

“A new home would be a far better investment, both for local taxpayer dollars already supporting our facility, and for the Kansas City community,” Sherman said in a letter posted on the Royals Twitter account.

“Our vision is to not just build a facility that does justice to the spirit of The K. We want to construct a world-class experience – a new ballpark district and all that comes with It – one that is woven into the fabric of our city, can host events and concerts, and boosts our local economy.”

“Each site offers unique opportunities. We look forward to seeking input from the public over the coming months about our vision to best serve our residents and build on the momentum our city is experiencing.”

And so . . . On the home front these BILLIONAIRE BIG PROMISES deserve a great deal of skepticism. 

The annoucment claims the stadium redevelopment plan will cost 2 BILLION bucks . . . Probably double that.

Of course we invite KICK-ASS TKC READER hot takes . . . 

And what stands out in our mind is this . . .

Mayor Q will have to backtrack after claiming that a new downtown stadium would be akin to purchasing a Maserati.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

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Developing . . .