Royals Celebrate 'Community Benefits Agreement' After Jackson County Victory

In simpler times they would've just called this a payoff . . .

Here's fancier language that voters will likely approve .  . .  In support of a team that lost 106 games this season . . . Check-it:

“The history of both the Royals and our ownership group are focused on positive community impacts with a particular emphasis on underserved communities. We have studied successful CBAs both locally (including the new airport terminal) and nationally (including the Milwaukee Bucks, Tampa Bay Rays, and Buffalo Bills) and expect to include many of those elements.

“With our commitment to Jackson County made clear last week, we will engage with community leaders and organizations to solidify a transformative CBA that will strengthen our hometown.”

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CBA's preview what Kansas City and Royals could create

While Kansas City wait for more information about where a new Royals ballpark will finally go, the team is hinting at what could be in the Community Benefits Agreement it'll create to build the project.