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Having to wait for someone to die before finishing a deal is not the best game plan for either side while trying to make a sound business decision, explains Jim Henneman, but that is the situation the Orioles find themselves in.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles, Glenn Clark and Luke Jackson react to the news of the upcoming sale of the Orioles to a group led by Baltimore native David Rubenstein.
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The news that the Angelos family has agreed to sell the Orioles for $1.725 billion to a group headed by Baltimore-born billionaire David Rubenstein reminded Stan “The Fan” Charles of a phone call he received 31 years ago.
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The Orioles’ Camden Yards lease expires at the end of the year, but Gov. Wes Moore is confident the state and club will work out a lease that keeps the Orioles in Baltimore for generations to come. “The beautiful thing is … that we and the Orioles are very much aligned,” he said.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles shares his take on Orioles CEO John Angelos’ recent comments to the media and the reaction they’ve generated.
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For Glenn Clark, what stood out most from John Angelos’ comments to the media this week was his statement about the Orioles and the Rays.
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The lawsuit recently filed by Louis Angelos against his brother John and mother Georgia reminds Jim Henneman of another Orioles dustup that took place almost a half century ago.
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On June 15, Georgia Kousouris Angelos, the wife of Peter Angelos and mother of John and Louis Angelos, issued a statement regarding the lawsuit filed by Louis Angelos.
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Glenn Clark shares his reaction to the lawsuit between the Angelos brothers and what he’s worried about, and what he’s not.
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The Orioles may have struggled to drum up home-game crowds this season, but John Angelos is still bullish on Baltimore — and Ravens president Dick Cass shares his enthusiasm for the city.
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